Thong Duc Hong , Minh Quang Pham , Thien Phuoc Huynh , Thang Viet Vu , Lam Quang Tran
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Abstract
The development of hydraulic technology has led to the increasing application of high-pressure water jets in industrial fields such as metal surface cleaning, cutting, etc., because of its environmental friendliness. This study used multiphase fluid dynamics simulation to investigate the impact pressure of water jets acting on the fuel tank surface with changes in the nozzle distance and impact angle of the nozzle to the tank wall. A predicting model of the impact pressure based on these two investigated variables was also built as a basis for the calculation and design of hydraulic systems for tank cleaning. The results show that when the nozzle distance and impact angle increase, a higher pressure is required at the nozzle inlet to clean the fuel tank wall. The effects of these two factors on the water jet impact pressure are independent of each other, and both have linear functions. The findings in this work can be applied to all types of industrial tanks with different sizes and shapes, such as circles, ellipses, rectangles, trapezoids, etc., as well as various tank materials, such as iron, steel, aluminum alloy, bronze, etc.
Results in PhysicsMATERIALS SCIENCE, MULTIDISCIPLINARYPHYSIC-PHYSICS, MULTIDISCIPLINARY
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8.70
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754
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