Symposium On Cyclones - Development Of The Hydrocyclone

The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers
Stephen E. Erickson
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The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers
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Jan 8, 1957

Abstract

MORE and more hydrocyclones are being installed in beneficiation plants. This recent rapid increase is of special interest in the history of beneficiation, since development of the hydro- cyclone appears to have swung in a circle. To avoid any chance of confusion, it would be well first to review the accepted definitions. The size of a cyclone is expressed as the diameter of the cylindrical section. Size of the inlet orifice- which may be circular, square, or rectangular- is expressed as a diameter, or as width and length, or as an area (in square inches). The angle of a cyclone is expressed as the total included angle. The overflow or finest classification fraction leaves the cyclone through the vortex finder. The underflow or coarsest classification fraction leaves through the apex opening.
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APA: Stephen E. Erickson  (1957)  Symposium On Cyclones - Development Of The Hydrocyclone

MLA: Stephen E. Erickson Symposium On Cyclones - Development Of The Hydrocyclone. The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers, 1957.

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