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Old   October 24, 2007, 12:57
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Dan O'Brien
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I was wondering if anybody has experience in the area of modelling a spray ball which is used to wash the internals of a process vessel. I have come across very little info on the subject area. We hope to model (in 2-D) the vessel and sprayball(s) with a view to varying pressures/flowrates/spray ball configurations etc to optimise the CIP process. Pressures & velocities were the inputs required in Flotran - are similar inputs required for ANSYS CFX and if so how can we infer adequate vessel cleaning from pressures/velocities?

I would appreciate any assistance with the above. Regards, Dan
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Old   November 5, 2007, 18:15
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Hi,

Setup in CFX will be similar to Flotran. How do you infer vessel cleaning from the jet properties? Good question, that is for you to research I think. Should be plenty of studies of that sort of thing around.

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Old   November 6, 2007, 11:10
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Many thanks for your response Glenn. Regards, Dan
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Hi bro, did you make progress in this case 15 years ago? This is also what I have encountered now.
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I have no idea what Dan did, he never posted again. But if you post your specific question we can try to help you - but as a new thread, as your question will be a new question.
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