Cut-Size Diameter Calculation of Salt Crystals From A Hydrocyclone

Authors

  • Derina Paramitasari Starch Technology Center, National Research and Innovation Agency
  • Dhani Avianto Sugeng Center of Technology for Energy Resources and Chemical Industry, National Research and Innovation Agency

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.29122/mipi.v15i3.5038

Keywords:

hydrocyclone, cut-size diameter, salt purification, efficiency

Abstract

A hydrocyclone is physical separation equipment employed in solid-liquid processing. An important parameter in hydrocyclone design is the so-called cut-size diameter (D50), which determines the minimum size of the separated solids when the equipment performs at 50% separation efficiency. This paper discusses the calculation of the cut-size diameter (D50) of a hydrocyclone operating in a salt purification pilot plant in Manyar, East Java, Indonesia. The cut-size D50 is calculated based on the residence time approach and compared with the collection efficiency from the mass balance. D50 was found to be 69.73 microns. Moreover, by using Zanker’s nomograph, it was found that at the solid separation efficiency of 80.48%, the minimum diameter of salt crystal (Dmin) is 85 microns. Because the D50 of HC-1 is smaller than Zanker’s design, it can be concluded that the hydrocyclone will work efficiently in separating the expected products.

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Published

13-09-2023

How to Cite

Paramitasari, D., & Sugeng, D. A. (2023). Cut-Size Diameter Calculation of Salt Crystals From A Hydrocyclone. Majalah Ilmiah Pengkajian Industri; Journal of Industrial Research and Innovation, 15(3), 168–173. https://doi.org/10.29122/mipi.v15i3.5038