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Re: Oscillatory Flow in a pipe
Re: Oscillatory Flow in a pipe -- sarvi	Post Reply	Top of thread	Forum

Posted by: fluidpower1 ® 10/20/2005, 19:26:55 Author Profile eMail author Edit

Sarvi; You could use a reciprocating hydraulic cylinder to cycle a single acting cylinder and use the different volumes of the Cap End and Rod End to pump liquid through check valves and a pressure operated dump valve in one direction. Flow would be in pulses. What is your desired outcome?

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Re: Oscillatory Flow in a pipe
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Posted by: sarvi ® 10/21/2005, 16:39:26 Author Profile eMail author Edit

Thanks for responding. What I am trying to achieve is an Oscillatory Flow Reactor in the pipe. The pipe has baffles at periodical intervals. The liquid passing through the pipe has to go through a oscillatory to-and-fro motion as they go through the pipe, so that baffles can create a perfect mixing of the liquids that I passing through them. This serves to get perfect mixing of the liquids I pass through the pipe. Thx, Sarvi

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Posted by: willers ® 10/25/2005, 15:26:54 Author Profile eMail author Edit

I'd just use a static mixer. But, if you were going to try to build it, I would take plates of the appropriate diameter, and cut a hole in the top. Then I'd weld them into the pipe, alternating the side of the pipe they were on. Some static mixers use this principle, too, so you might look into those. D. Willers Modified by willers at Tue, Oct 25, 2005, 15:35:30

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