A cyclone separator, often referred to simply as a cyclone, is a highly efficient mechanical device used to separate solid particles or liquid droplets from a gas stream or airflow. Its design utilizes the principles of centrifugal force and gravity to achieve separation. When contaminated gas or air enters the cyclone, it is forced into a spiral or cyclonic motion within a conical chamber. As the airflow spirals downward, the centrifugal forces push the heavier particles or droplets toward the outer walls of the cyclone, causing them to settle at the bottom for collection and removal. Meanwhile, the cleaned gas or air exits through the top. Cyclone separators are commonly employed in industries like woodworking, mining, agriculture, and pollution control to effectively remove contaminants from gases and improve air quality while minimizing the need for maintenance and filter replacements.