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OwnerMir Mahmood Sarshar, Mirza Najam Ali Beg +1inventors
InventorsMir Mahmood Sarshar, Mirza Najam Ali Beg, Carl Wordsworth
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A separation system for separating a fluid mixture includes a uniaxial cyclonic separator (2) having a first inlet (16) for receiving a fluid mixture, a separation chamber (18) for separating the fluid mixture by cyclonic action into a dense first fluid and a less dense second fluid, a first outlet (22) for the first fluid and a second outlet (26) for the second fluid. The system further includes a reverse flow cyclonic separator (32) having a second inlet (30) for receiving the first fluid from the first outlet (22), a separation chamber for separating the first fluid by cyclonic action into a dense third fluid and a less dense fourth fluid, a third outlet (34) for the third fluid and a fourth outlet (36) for the fourth fluid.
A separation system for separating a fluid mixture, the system including a uniaxial cyclonic separator having a first inlet for receiving a fluid mixture, a separation chamber for separating the fluid mixture by cyclonic action into a first fluid and a second fluid, the first fluid being denser than the second fluid, a first outlet for the first fluid and a second outlet for the second fluid, and a reverse flow cyclonic separator having a second inlet for receiving the first fluid from the first outlet, a separation chamber for separating the first fluid by cyclonic action into a third fluid and a fourth fluid, the third fluid being denser than the fourth fluid, a third outlet for the third fluid and a fourth outlet for the fourth fluid.
A method of separating a fluid mixture, the method including delivering the fluid mixture to a uniaxial cyclonic separator and separating the fluid mixture by cyclonic action into a first fluid and a second fluid, the first fluid being denser than the second fluid, delivering the first fluid to a reverse flow cyclonic separator, and separating the first fluid by cyclonic action into a third fluid and a fourth fluid, the third fluid being denser than the fourth fluid.
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