Wastewater Treatment From Petroleum Products by Settlement

Bykovsky, N. A.; Puchkova, L. N.; Fanakova, N. N.

doi:10.17122/ntj-oil-2022-3-192-199

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“…According to the design of the housing and the method of installation, RDS are divided into submersible, flow-through and built-in. The most common are flow-through [2]. Their main advantage is ease of maintenance, as they are installed, as a rule, separately from the process equipment.…”

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Submersible rotor disc mixers

Laponov,

Erushonkov

2023

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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The article presents the most common varieties of low-volume rotary disc mixers. The features of their design are described, the main advantages and disadvantages are identified. A description of a new design of a submersible rotor-disk mixer is given. It is shown that a mixer of this type can be used to create high-quality emulsions and maintain them. The mixer can be installed in overall tanks and in the reactor.

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Submersible rotor disc mixers

Laponov,

Erushonkov

2023

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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“…Small volume rotary disc mixers have many advantages such as: high efficiency, mixture quality, small overall dimensions, versatility, maintainability and reliability. These qualities make it one of the most promising devices for mixing and emulsion [1,2]. There are many types of RDS with different types of construction (Table 1).…”

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Determination of RDM wear by photometric method

Laponov,

Erushonkov

2023

E3S Web Conf.

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The paper provides an overview of the design features of low-volume RDM rotary-disk mixers, as well as methods for evaluating the quality of mixer operation. It is shown that the most qualitative method is the photometric method. The described method is simple to carry out, quite accurate, allows you to determine many parameters such as the average particle size of the diperse phase, build a graph of the distribution of the number of particles by size, and much more. The dependence of the gap between the rotating and stationary disks on the size of the dispersed phase of the emulsion is determined. It is noted that an increase in the distance between the disks by 0.003 m will lead to an increase in the average particle size of the dispersed phase by approximately 3 times. It is obvious that an increase in the speed of rotation of the rotor, to maintain the quality of the mixture, with an increase in the gap between the disks, leads to an increase in the specific power consumption. In this regard, determining the degree of wear of the apparatus allows you to accurately and timely control the technological mode of processing the emulsion, minimizing operating and energy costs.

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Built-in rotary disc mixers

Laponov,

Erushonkov

2024

Proceedings of the v International Scientific Conference on Advanced Technologies in Aerospace, Mechanical and Automation Engin

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Wastewater Treatment From Petroleum Products by Settlement

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Submersible rotor disc mixers

Submersible rotor disc mixers

Determination of RDM wear by photometric method

Built-in rotary disc mixers

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