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ROSS CDA-300 dual shaft mixer
Courtesy of Charles Ross & Son Company Hauppauge, NY — July 2024 (ROSS release) — ROSS dual shaft mixers are versatile, robust and cost-effective systems engineered for accurate processing of high-performance formulations across a wide range of rheologies, solids loading, operating temperatures and pressures.
Maximizing mixer potential through testing
Industrial process mixers such as pin and pugmill mixers play an essential role throughout the industrial space, whether processing minerals, concentrates, pigments, chemical products, or anything in between. While most people think of mixers as solely used to combine separate feedstocks, the capabilities of industrial mixers go far beyond that, with the potential to accomplish a number of critical process objectives and even yield small agglomerates or granules.
Mixing How To: Ribbon Blenders, Tank Baffles and Avoiding Hazards
For many years David S. Dickey, senior consultant and founder of MixTech Inc., has been answering questions from our readers. His experience is unique in the field of mixing and scale-up because he has had exposure to both the theoretical and practical aspects of real problems and has learned about both successes and failures. Before starting MixTech, he had over 25 years of experience with process equipment manufacturers.
Optimizing the Solid and Liquid Blending Process in Continuous Mixers
“Good enough” is no longer satisfactory when it comes to solids and liquids blending. Performance issues can result in problems with product quality, maintenance and productivity. This is particularly true with continuous mixers, which many chemical processing facilities rely on to blend solid and liquid components into a homogeneous mixture.
Controlling Particle Characteristics with Agglomeration - Chemical Engineering
Comment PDF uncategorized Solids-handling processes and downstream process steps can benefit greatly from carefully controlled particle characteristics. Presented here is guidance on how agitation agglomeration techniques can achieve desired particle properties Throughout the diverse sectors of the chemical process industries (CPI), the ability to control the particle characteristics of bulk solids is crucial.
Promoting and preventing agglomeration in the mixing process
Industrial mixers serve essential processing goals throughout various industries, preparing materials for subsequent processing, ensuring product quality is met and producing the chemicals our world relies on.
Design considerations and modifications for industrial mixing equipment in harsh applications
Throughout many processes, industrial mixing equipment serves as an invaluable tool to accomplish a range of objectives, conditioning materials for landfill, enabling product quality requirements to be met and preparing materials for downstream processing. It is not uncommon to encounter a mixing application that, for one reason or another, presents unique challenges that create a particularly harsh processing environment.
Principles of Agglomeration: Pelletizing Processes
Comment PDF combustible dust Pelletizing, a tumble-growth agglomeration process, offers many potential benefits to processors handling bulk solid materials. This article provides an overview of how agglomerate pelletizing works and the important elements that must be considered Pelletizing, a form of agglomeration (particle size enlargement) employed to produce a rounded granule, is a valuable operation when working with bulk solids.
Controlling Dust through Pelletizing
Comment PDF Processing & Handling Tumble-growth agglomeration can reduce dust in solids-handling processes. Here’s how it works Handling and processing bulk solids appears in nearly every industrial sector, from energy to agriculture. Dust is a ubiquitous and challenging issue when working with bulk solids, because it can create hazardous or unsanitary work environments, transportation problems and financial waste in the form of lost product.
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