Mixing and Blending: Combining Liquids - electronic book

• Practical guidance on selecting, specifying, and maintaining mixers and agitators
• Coverage of high-shear mixers, static mixers, stirred tanks, continuous stirred-tank reactors (CSTRs), agitated reactors, and millichannel reactors
• Tips for blending challenging liquids and managing viscosity-related issues
• Engineering recommendations for safe operation and environmentally sound mixing processes
• Design insights for improved productivity and scale-up from laboratory to industrial processes
• Techniques for inline viscosity measurement and process monitoring

• Process and chemical engineers
• Plant operations and maintenance engineers
• Design engineers working on batch and continuous processes
• R&D professionals focusing on reactor and mixing systems
• Technical managers in chemical, pharmaceutical, and biotech industries

Articles Include

• High-Shear Mixing: Don’t Fall Victim to Common Misconceptions
• Don’t Be Baffled By Static Mixers
• Mechanical Design Aspects for High-Performance Agitated Reactors
• Viscosity: The Basics
• Ten Things You May Not Know About Liquid Mixing Scaleup
• Effective Agitator Operation and Maintenance
• Liquid Mixing in Stirred Tanks
• Beyond Simple Mixing
• Gas-Liquid Mixing: Physical Considerations
• Millichannel Reactors: A Practical Middle Ground for Production
• Fundamentals of High-Shear Dispersers
• CSTRs: Bound for Maximum Conversion
• High-Shear Mixing
• The Unexpected Rewards of Testing a Mixer
• Photochemical Processes in Stirred Tank Reactors
• Inline Viscosity Measurements
• Mixers: Four Innovations Worth a Closer Look
• Making Emulsions
• CFD: Driving Engineering Productivity
• Portable CFD: Build Interpolation Models from CFD Results
• Increase Productivity Through Better Gas-Liquid Mixing
• From Batch to Continuous Processing
• CSTR Design for Reversible Reactions
• Viscosity Measurement

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