The Application of Swirling Cavitation in Wastewater Treatment Device

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The operation simulation of wastewater treatment device based on swirling cavitation degradation has been done by means of CFD software. The condition of swirling cavitation formation and the shape of cavitation distribution were analyzed. The validity of simulation and wastewater treatment device operation were verified according to the testing results of device’s working parameters and degradation for Rhodamine B. The criterion to judge cavitation formation or degradation efficiency has been established. The industrialized enlargement for mini wastewater treatment device has been analyzed by means of simulation. It is useful to establish industrial application foundation of this kind of wastewater treatment device.

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