2011
DOI: 10.1007/s11814-010-0522-y
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Experimental and computational fluid dynamics modeling of mixing by Visco-jet impellers

Abstract: This paper reports experimental and computational frluid dynamics (CFD) studies on an impeller called Visco-jet with the aim of finding the effect of two side diameters ratio of its blade, which has a semi-conical shape, on drawdown process of floating polymericparticles into high viscosity glycerin solution. Nine different geometries were examined experimentally, and there were significant differences in their performance. The results reveal that when diameter of smaller side of semi-cone impeller is half of … Show more

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“…Continuous crystallization and process stability, spontaneous nucleation (bulk nucleation) at high supersaturation ratio, secondary nucleation and mixing, particle-impeller attrition, and tableting are all addressed. The attrition and fragmentation can be formed by contact of the crystals with a pump impeller, the stirrer blade, or on vessel walls. These facts have been the motivation behind this investigation, employing three different mixing mechanisms (a traditional pitch blade impeller, Viscoject, and hydro-fluidization) . The effects of crystal–impeller and crystal–crystal collision and attrition on secondary nucleation are further explained in the Supporting Information.…”
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confidence: 99%
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“…Continuous crystallization and process stability, spontaneous nucleation (bulk nucleation) at high supersaturation ratio, secondary nucleation and mixing, particle-impeller attrition, and tableting are all addressed. The attrition and fragmentation can be formed by contact of the crystals with a pump impeller, the stirrer blade, or on vessel walls. These facts have been the motivation behind this investigation, employing three different mixing mechanisms (a traditional pitch blade impeller, Viscoject, and hydro-fluidization) . The effects of crystal–impeller and crystal–crystal collision and attrition on secondary nucleation are further explained in the Supporting Information.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…46−48 These facts have been the motivation behind this investigation, employing three different mixing mechanisms (a traditional pitch blade impeller, Viscoject, and hydro-fluidization). 49 The effects of crystal− impeller and crystal−crystal collision and attrition on secondary nucleation are further explained in the Supporting Information.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The overall intensity of the turbulence is the main reason for the micro-mixing operations (eddy diffusion of the momentum), heat values and mass values. 21 Consequently, micromixing operations limit the overall development of rapid reactions.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%