Abstract

Cylindrical-conical pressure hydrocyclones are characterized by high productivity and efficiency indicators of water treatment from mechanical impurities at a relatively small size and cost, low resource costs for operation, which makes their use promising as a water treatment unit in the circulating water distribution systems of domestic and foreign industry. The purpose of the research is development of the construction of a filtering hydrocyclone and assessment of the impact of the fl ow characteristics and size of the sand pipe on the separative power of the apparatus in the process of water teratment from mechanical impurities. The presented design of the hydrocyclone apparatus with a filter drain pipe allows to increase water treatment rates from mechanical impurities including by trapping the smallest suspensions. As a result of experimental research of the effect of the flow characteristics and size of the sand pipe on the separative power of the apparatus, the technological and construction parameters of the PH-100 hydrocyclone with various versions of the drain pipe providing maximum efficiency of water treatment from mechanical impurities have been established. The graphoanalytic solution of the obtained regression equations has allowed us to establish that a hydrocyclone with a solid side wall drain pipe provides the maximum degree of water treatment from mechanical impurities at the level of 85.4% at a flow rate of 6.5 m3/h and a 12 mm diameter of the sand pipe. Replacing the standard construction drain pipe with a filtering side surface drain pipe increases the integral degree of water treatment from mechanical impurities to 96.4% with the same flow parameters and diameter of the sand pipe.

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