What does it mean that the “solid phase outlet” of the hydrocyclone simulated by Aspen has too much moisture?

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As the title suggests, I am using Aspen Plus to simulate crystallization, with a hydrocyclone being employed for solid-liquid separation. The solid-phase separation efficiency is set at 90%, but at the same time, a significant amount of liquid also flows out from the solid-phase outlet. What does this mean? The literature I just read only discussed the separation efficiency, that 90% figure, but so much liquid phase flows out from the solid-phase outlet. I would like to ask everyone for their opinions.

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