Numerical Study of the Flow Field in a Vertical Roller Mill

Hai Jian Dou; Xing Teng Chai; Wen Hai Nie

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.52-54.659

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Numerical Study of the Flow Field in a Vertical Roller Mill

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In order to reduce the larger pressure resistance (pressure difference between inlet and outlet) of a vertical roller mill, the flow field in the vertical roller mill is numerically simulated by CFD technology. Based on the simulation results, the reasons that led to the larger pressure resistance of the vertical roller mill is studied, offering the theory guide for the technology of reducing pressure resistance of the vertical roller mill.

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Hai Jian Dou, Xing Teng Chai, Wen Hai Nie

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Cement, Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD), Flow Field, Numerical Simulation, Separator, Vertical Roller Mill

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