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    CHAPTER 9. AGITATION AND MIXING

    PRESENTATION OUTLINE

    -Definitions

    -Purposes of agitation

    -Devices to produce agitation

    -Power consumption of agitators

    -Blending and Mixing

    -Suspension of solid particles

    -Dispersion Operations-Agitator selection and Scale up

    ABRAHAM ROGELIO MARTIN GARCIA

    Copyright 2003 A. R. Martin

    DEFINITIONS

    Agitation: It refers to the induced motion of ahomogenous material in a specified way

    Mixing: It is the random distribution, into and through oneanother, of two or more initially separate phases

    PURPOSES OF AGITATION

    Suspending solid particles

    Blending miscible liquids

    Dispersing a gas through the liquid

    Dispersing a second liquid to form an emulsion orsuspension

    Promoting heat transfer

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    DEVICES TO PRODUCE AGITATION

    IMPELLERS

    Propellers (high-speed, lowviscosity)

    Turbines (Moderate viscosity)

    High-efficiency impellers

    Three-blade

    marine

    propeller

    Straight-blade

    turbine

    Disk turbine

    Concave-blade CD-6 impellerPitched-blade turbine

    Source: McCabe et al. 2001Copyright 2003 A. R. Martin

    DESIGN OF TURBINES

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    Source: McCabe et al. 2001

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    POWER CONSUMPTION OF AGITATORS

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    BLENDING AND MIXING

    Source: McCabe et al. 2001

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    Source: McCabe et al. 2001Copyright 2003 A. R. Martin

    SUSPENSION OF SOLID PARTICLES

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    Two-blade paddle

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    Np=2.5

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    Da/W=5

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    DISPERSION OPERATIONS

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    Source: McCabe et al. 2001Copyright 2003 A. R. Martin

    AGITATOR SELECTION AND SCALE UP

    AGITATOR SELECTION

    Depends on the viscosity of the liquid

    For specific time of mixing, the best mixer is the onethat mixes in the required time with the smallestamount of power

    SCALE UP

    Maintaining constant power per unit volume and

    geometric similarity

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