About Transition Reynolds Number of Filtration Magnetophoresis Process

Abstract:

In this present work, the approaches providing establishment of transitional value of Reynolds number when filtering liquids in the magnetized granulated (polyspherical) matrix are considered. It is shown that value of transitional number of Reynolds by flow through the granulated matrix is not crisis for process of a magnetophoresis. It is confirmed on the example of magnetophoresis of ferroparticles in water suspension, thermal power plant condensate, liquid ammonia. It is established that the effective of magnetophoresis could be performed also in case of Reynolds's values much more than determined hydrodynamic Reynolds number. It significantly expands idea of the beginning of crisis of the magnetophoresis regime and allows to receive the limiting filtering speed for any media passed through a zone of a filter magnetophoresis.

• Periodical: Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 851)
• Pages: 127-131
• DOI: https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.851.127
• Online since: August 2016
• Authors: Anna A. Sandulyak*, Alexander V. Sandulyak, R.A. Repetunov, D.A. Sandulyak, Vera Ershova
• Keywords: Crisis Regime, Filter-Matrix, Filtration Magnetophoresis, Transition Reynolds Number

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