Homogeneity is the most desirable factor in the process of mixing. However, achieving homogeneity is a challenging task for mixing highly viscous materials. A turbine-type mixer creates a chaotic flow ...

An orbital mixer’s efficiency is significantly affected by the viscosity of a solution. Commonly used non-aqueous mixing solvents for dyes, vaccines, and drugs are viscous liquids such as glycerol and ...

Effective blenders provide efficient, homogeneous mixing and de-aeration for a wide range of formulations. The choice of possible mixing and blending equipment for the preparation of solid and ...

These High-Viscosity Mixing Paddles from CS Unitec's MG series are designed for blending robust materials. The helical blade design mixes product from the bottom up. The MG series of stirring paddles ...

The DYNA-STAT® Dynamic Mix & Dispense Valve is electrically driven and combines adjustable high-shear mixing with disposable mixer chambers that eliminate the need for a solvent flush cycle. Click ...

Getting two fluids to mix in small or confined spaces is a big problem in many industries where, for instance, the introduction of one fluid can help extract another — like water pumped underground ...

Ross, Charles & Son’s four-gallon model PDDM-4 planetary dual disperser is suited for vacuum operation, mixing thick slurries and highly-filled pastes. Ross, Charles & Son’s four-gallon model PDDM-4 ...

Mixing between magmas is thought to affect a variety of processes, from the growth of continental crust to the triggering of volcanic eruptions, but its thermophysical viability remains unclear. Here, ...

Surface geophysical data that are related to the process of thermal convection in the Earth's mantle provide constraints on the rheological properties and density structure of the mantle. We show that ...

Precise monitoring of viscosity during the melting process is crucial for quality assurance in quartz glass production. In this project, a Sensor Technology TorqSense torque transducer (SGR541) was ...

Researchers have shown that the injection of a thin or low-viscosity fluid into a much more viscous fluid (think of water spurting into molasses) will cause the two fluids to mix very quickly via a ...