A bottom entry mixer is a type of industrial mixing equipment designed to efficiently blend, mix, and agitate fluids, gases, or solids in a vessel or tank. The mixer is characterized by its entry point at the bottom of the vessel, which provides optimal mixing performance and minimizes dead zones.
Key Components:
1. Impeller: A rotating mixing element, typically a propeller, turbine, or paddle, that creates a flow pattern to mix the contents.
2. Shaft: A rotating rod that connects the impeller to the drive unit, transmitting power and motion.
3. Drive Unit: An electric motor, gear reducer, or other power source that drives the mixer.
4. Seal: A mechanical seal or stuffing box that prevents leakage and ensures a secure connection between the mixer and the vessel.
5. Mounting: A flange, nozzle, or other attachment that secures the mixer to the bottom of the vessel.
Operating Principles:
1. Mixing Action: The impeller creates a flow pattern that circulates the contents, promoting uniform mixing and blending.
2. Bottom Entry: The mixer's entry point at the bottom of the vessel ensures optimal mixing performance, minimizes dead zones, and reduces settling.
3. Flow Pattern: The impeller's design and rotation create a specific flow pattern, such as axial, radial, or tangential flow, to suit the application.
Applications:
1. Chemical Processing: Mixing, blending, and reacting chemicals, solvents, and other process fluids.
2. Food and Beverage: Mixing, blending, and aerating food products, such as sauces, dressings, and beverages.
3. Pharmaceuticals: Mixing, blending, and dissolving pharmaceutical ingredients, intermediates, and finished products.
4. Wastewater Treatment: Mixing, aerating, and blending wastewater, sludge, and treatment chemicals.
Benefits:
1. Efficient Mixing: Bottom entry mixers provide optimal mixing performance, reducing mixing times and improving product quality.
2. Minimized Dead Zones: The bottom entry design minimizes dead zones, ensuring that all contents are fully mixed and blended.
3. Easy Maintenance: The mixer's design allows for easy maintenance, repair, and replacement of parts.
4. Customization: Bottom entry mixers can be customized to suit specific applications, vessel designs, and process requirements.
PRICE RANGE: Rs. 2,00,000 - Rs. 20,00,000
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