Understanding air core formation in hydrocyclones by studying pressure distribution as a function of viscosity

New understanding of a hydrocyclone flow field and separation mechanism from computational fluid dynamics

J.C. Cullivan, R.A. Williams, T. Dyakowski et al. · Minerals Engineering · 2004 · 138 citations

Engineering, Aerospace Engineering, Physics +17

Application of CFD to modelling of the flow in hydrocyclones. Is this a realizable option or still a research challenge?

Andrzej F. Nowakowski, J.C. Cullivan, R.A. Williams et al. · Minerals Engineering · 2004 · 127 citations

Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Computational Engineering +8

Modelling turbulent flow within a small-diameter hydrocyclone

T. Dyakowski, R.A. Williams · Chemical Engineering Science · 1993 · 112 citations

Natural Sciences, Aerospace Engineering, Physics +14

Air core and roping in hydrocyclones

F. Concha, Arturo Barrientos, J.I. Montero et al. · International Journal of Mineral Processing · 1996 · 60 citations · Full text

Engineering, Aerospace Engineering, Aerodynamics +3

Prediction of air-core size and shape in a hydrocyclone

T. Dyakowski, R.A. Williams · International Journal of Mineral Processing · 1995 · 58 citations

Engineering, Aerospace Engineering, Meteorology +9