Abstract
This article presents the results of experimental research and simulation of the hydraulic drag of tangential swirlers. Three types of swirler devices made with straight, profiled, and circular channel walls were studied within a wide range of design and process parameters. Simulation modelling on the Comsol Multiphysics platform was used to calculate hydraulic drag and determine the velocity and pressure fields. This allowed obtaining a dependence of the hydraulic drag coefficient of the investigated swirlers and identifying parameters affecting their hydraulic drag.
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