Agitating – Stationary deflector in flow-through mixing chamber – Angularly related flat surfaces
Patent
1991-04-24
1993-06-01
Jenkins, Robert W.
Agitating
Stationary deflector in flow-through mixing chamber
Angularly related flat surfaces
366340, B01F 506
Patent
active
052153754
ABSTRACT:
Gas injected into a liquid flowing through a pipeline is sheared to increase the interfacial surface area by a shearing element which consists of an elongate body which can be placed directly inside the conduit, the element having baffles transverse to its center axis, the baffles being apertured with holes less than about 0.5 cm in diameter. In preferred embodiments, the baffles define a series of zig-zag flow paths which promote turbulent flow while also urging the gas bubbles into and through the apertures. The bubbles are thus sheared and agitated at the same time.
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Choy Jerry F.
Ditzler Lee C.
Lemberger Ronald
Jenkins Robert W.
Trineos
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