Basic Cyclone Design - ASME Met Section
Basic Cyclone Design Bill Heumann. Introduction • Brief history • What is a cyclone? – A device that separates particulate from gas (fluid) by centrifugal force – Works simply by the kinetic energy of the incoming mixture (flow stream) and the geometry …
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