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  HomeContents of Chinese Journal of Mechanical Engineering 2003 No.5NUMERICAL SIMULATION ON THREE DIMENSIONAL TURBULENT FLOW FIELD IN THE TUBULAR MICRO-FILTRATION MEMBRANE SEPARATOR WITH A ROTARY CROSS-FLOW
NUMERICAL SIMULATION ON THREE DIMENSIONAL TURBULENT FLOW FIELD IN THE TUBULAR MICRO-FILTRATION MEMBRANE SEPARATOR WITH

A ROTARY CROSS-FLOW

 

Huang Weiju  Chen Wenmei  Wei Xing  Chen Qun

(Sichuan University)

 

Abstract: Further research on the mechanism in membrane micro-filtration, RNG k-e turbulent model is adopted to a numerically simulating the three dimensional turbulent rotary cross-flow flow field of a tubular micro-filtration membrane separator. The simulated results for the distribution laws of the flow field and pressure in the tubular micro-filtration membrane separator annular gap are obtained. The results are compared with the experimental data measured by PIV system of laser particle image. And also they are compared with the experimental data measured by a self-developing on-line pressure measuring system for the annular gap of a tubular membrane separator with the aid of computer. This system has high precision by using advanced software developing tools, such as Delphi and Access 2000. The pressure distribution laws in the annular gap of the tubular membrane separator with rotary cross-flow are measured by it. The model prediction pressure distributions agree with experimental measurements.

Key words: Membrane micro-filtration  Numerical simulation  k-e turbulent model  Rotary cross-flow

CLC No: TQ028.8

国家自然科学基金资助项目(29976025). Received 20021029, received in revised form 20030110

  

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