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Fig 1.

Structural model of hydrocyclone.

a)Three-dimensional structural model and separation principle schematic diagram of gas-liquid hydrocyclone. b) Initial structure size of gas-liquid separator.

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Table 1.

Main parameters of the initial structure.

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Fig 2.

Grid division of hydrocyclone.

a)Schematic grid division. b) Mesh independence verification.

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Fig 3.

Mechanical model.

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Table 2.

Bubble size distribution of the gas phase.

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Table 3.

Table for model input parameters and convergence criteria.

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Fig 4.

Comparison curve between numerical simulation results and experimental results.

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Fig 5.

Comparison curve between numerical simulation results and experimental results.

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Fig 6.

The displacement of three cross-sections S1, S2, and S3 along the direction of structural excitation in the swirl chamber under stable flow state after 1 second.

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Fig 7.

Dimensionless tangential velocity(Utan/Uin) comparison.

a) Utan/Uin distribution of different sections; b) Utan/Uin distribution in X-axis direction and Y-axis direction of S2 section.

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Fig 8.

Dimensionless axial velocity(Uax/Uin) comparison.

a)Axial velocity distribution of different sections; b) Axial velocity distribution in X-axis direction and Y-axis direction of S2 section.

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Fig 9.

Dimensionless radial velocity(Urad/Uin) comparison.

a) Radial velocity distribution of different sections; b)Radial velocity distribution in X-axis direction and Y-axis direction of S2 section.

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Fig 10.

Gas phase velocity vector diagram.

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Fig 11.

Gas phase volume fraction distribution cloud map.

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Fig 12.

Change curve of gas phase volume fraction at gas phase outlet.

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Fig 13.

Vorticity intensity distribution cloud.

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Fig 14.

Turbulence intensity distribution cloud.

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Fig 15.

The distribution cloud of bubble particle size.

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Fig 16.

Cloud map of bubble size distribution at different times of gas-phase outlet.

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Fig 17.

Variation curve of separation efficiency.

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