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Performing Aspen simulations for cyclone separators

2015-07-23View Original

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This post was last edited by longkui1990 on 2015-7-23 at 13:21. I am currently performing Aspen simulations of cyclone separators, but I am not very familiar with how to use the cyclone separator module in Aspen. Could anyone provide some guidance or share relevant learning materials?
Reply #22015-07-23
In general, the solid phase is defined as the unconventional components (NC), along with the input density, enthalpy, and particle size distribution. Then, select the design pattern in the cyclone separator, enter the separation conditions, and run it to obtain the design parameters
Reply #32015-07-25
It’s rewarding, not bad at all. Could you go into more detail? A beginner is seeking guidance.
Reply #42015-07-25
The Aspen help files have a dedicated chapter on solid-phase operations; it defines polymers as NC components that are used in separation processes, and it provides quite detailed information – you should take a look
Reply #52015-07-25
Hello, my QQ number is 913419483. Is it convenient for you to add me? I would like to ask some questions regarding the simulation of cyclone separators; thank you very much
Reply #62015-07-29
Has the original poster learned it? ? I also have doubts in this regard

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