Simulation Study of Three-Phase Flow Field Based on Microbubble Flotation

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Analyzed the research status of flotation separation in the field of water treatment. By using CFD software, the important parameters of velocity and pressure in the flotation column are analyzed and contrasted. Through the simulation, it will identify design adequacy and optimize operating parameters and structural parameters. The important factors influencing floatation column separation are got. In the process of oil-water separation, keeping proper bubble size and gas holdup is necessary.

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