Inline High Shear Mixer

MICROTECH ENGINEERING In Inline agitation system, the possibility of materials –Liquid or Solid passing through it, without subjected to intense hydraulic and mechanical shear actions is zero. Here suction pipe (inlet pipe) is centrally mounted outlet is radially mounted , therefore it is physically impossible for any material to pass from inlet without exposed to agitation.

The machine is versatile has completely revolutionized the traditional mixing techniques. Here close tolerance of rotor with the stator produces high hydraulic shearing mechanical action that ensures that material entrapped between rotor stator is subjected to tremendous shearing actions each minute.

The stator which surrounds rotor is available with various type of opening i.e. round, square, rectangular with perforation also so that all the critical demand of Mixing, Emulsifying, Disintegration Dispersion of solids, suspension can be met out by same equipment.

The machine is versatile has completely revolutionized the traditional mixing techniques. Here close tolerance of rotor with the stator produces high hydraulic shearing mechanical action that ensures that material entrapped between rotor stator is subjected to tremendous shearing actions each minute.

Sealing
Single mechanical seal with Carbon, silicon carbonized phase combination is provided. Special single or double sealing is also available for conditions process which demand it eg. Latex, Abrasive solids.

Endconnection
The inlet outlet are normally fitted with . DIN, Tri Clover/ Sanitary Screw fittings but other Modes of fittings can be provided on request.

Pumpingaction
Because of indigenous design rotor operating at very high speed in close clearance with stator draws the material in imparts mechanical shearing actions. Inline Homogenizer facilitates high volume, non positive action which is sufficient to transfer the material without any supplementary pumps but in some cases because of high viscosity, vertical lift or length of pipe line , the flow rate may come down below the anticipated value, In that case it is supplemented by an auxiliary pump installed in the system which pumps the liquid without reducing the homogenizing/emulsifying efficiency of the system.

Inline Mixers
Usually called "high-shear mixers", are the most common form of Dispersing/Homogenizing/ Emulsifying mixer. By placing a form of closely-fitting shroud around a high speed impeller, it is possible to create a shearing action between the blades and stator shroud. As material is centrifugally pumped through the mixing head, some of it will see this high shear zone and experience shear stressing that results in dispersive mixing. Where small or uniform dispersions are required, material must be cycled through the head many times to ensure statistically that all of the material has passed through the high shear zone at least once.