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• 1. (989) 644-3332
• 2. (972) 418-4884
• 3. (972) 418-4884
• 4. (972) 418-4884
• 5. (888) 311-1017
• 6. (877) 262-8032
• 7. (818) 364-1611
• 8. (785) 825-1611
• 9. (636) 240-2400
• 10. (605) 692-6115
• 11. (503) 258-8421
• 12. (502) 863-6348
• 13. (239) 643-5553

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• Frequently Asked Questions

• What is a cyclone computer?

  The Cyclone, was a vacuum tube computer, built by Iowa State College (later University) at Ames, Iowa. The machine was placed into operation in July 1959. It was based on the IAS architecture developed by John von Neumann. The prototype of this machine is ILLIAC, the University of Illinois Automatic Computer.

• How many employees does cyclone have in the world?

  CYCLONE COMPUTER COMPANY LIMITED has 120 employees at this location and generates $15.55 million in sales (USD). (Employees figure is estimated, Sales figure is modelled).

• Why choose cyclone technology?

  The Cyclone system uses less fuel, manages waste water, eliminates costly chemicals, and can be incorporated into the platform and configuration that best fits your needs. Cyclone Technology has supplied hundreds of cleaning systems into the global marketplace, in a variety of size platforms. With designs ranging from 3,500 psi to 40,000 psi.

• What is a cyclone dust collector?

  Cyclones – or cyclone dust collectors, as they’re sometimes called – are essential to the processing of several products that have dust or small particle by-products often found in plastics, seeds, and dry food.

• How to design and test a cyclone?

  If you design a new cyclone, chose one of the standard geometry in table 1 and assume a diameter D. If you test an existing cyclone, determine the different ratios for the actual equipment you are evaluating. All the individual length (a, b, S, de, B, h, H) must be determined.