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What is static mixing?

Tubular Static Mixer
A tubular static mixer typically consists of three sections (though the number may be increased based on the properties of the mixed media) . Each section contains a fixed helical blade twisted at 180°, available in both left-hand and right-hand orientations. Adjacent sections feature helical blades with opposite rotational directions and are offset by 90°. To facilitate installation of the helical blades, the cylinder is split into two semi-circular halves, with flanges at both ends for connection. The seam between the cylinder halves is sealed with epoxy resin to ensure leak-proof performance. The helical blades remain stationary while only the materials or media being mixed move through them. As fluids pass through the mixer, pressure drop occurs without requiring external energy input. The mixing mechanism primarily involves flow division, radial mixing, and counter-rotation, enabling two media to continuously undergo intense blending and diffusion to achieve homogeneous mixing.

1. Which Industries Use Static Mixers?

   • Water Purification

   • Chemical Processing

   • Solvent & Gas Blending

   • Polymer Composition

   • Flocculant Formulation

   • pH Control

   • Drinking Water Treatment

   • Wastewater Management

   • Chlorination

   • Dechlorination

   • Food Processing

   • Pharmaceutical Manufacturing

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