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Laboratory Mixers -- A Closer Look
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The advantages of Silverson's
high shear rotor/stator laboratory mixers over simple
conventional stirrers or agitators stem from the
multi-stage mixing/shearing action as materials are drawn
through the specially designed Silverson workhead - the
heart of every machine.
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1. The high-speed rotation of
the rotor blades within the precision machined mixing
workhead exerts a powerful suction, drawing liquid and
solid materials upwards from the bottom of the vessel and
into the center of the workhead.
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2. Centrifugal force then drives
materials towards the periphery of the workhead where they
are subjected to a milling action in the precision
machined clearance between the ends of the rotor blades
and the inner wall of the stator.
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3. This is followed by intense
hydraulic shear as the materials are forced, at high
velocity, out through the perforations in the stator and
circulated into the main body of the mix.
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4. The materials expelled from
the head are projected radially at high speed towards the
sides of the mixing vessel. At the same time, fresh
material is continually drawn into the workhead
maintaining the mixing cycle. The effect of the horizontal
(radial) expulsion and suction into the head is to set up
a circulation pattern that minimizes aeration caused by
the disturbance of the liquid's surface.
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