stamixco Static Mixing, Reaction, Heat Transfer & Fluid Dynamics Technology …equipment with no moving parts for the continuous processing of polymers, liquids gases and solids

The purpose of this brochure is to introduce our broad range of static mixer designs, describe the process unit operations that can benefit from static mixing technology and rank each of our products for their suitability in specific applications. In depth technical and design calculation information is not included in this brochure but is available upon request in our Product and Technology bulletins. Also presented in this brochure are our capabilities to evaluate complex mixing and flow/pressure/velocity related issues in process equipment via Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) computer modeling...

Figure #2: Mixing of Blue and White resins (1:1 volumetric ratio) is demonstrated where the blue resin is injected into the center of the tube • Row A: In an empty pipe, a slice along the tube length reveals that no mixing occurs when processing viscous materials. • Row B: With eight (8) Type GXR mixing elements, a high degree of mixing is achieved in a short length of L/D=~4. • Row C: Two sets of eight (8) GXR mixing element assemblies are shown for a total mixer length of L/D=8. • Row D: Face view of GXR mixing elements shown in Row C. Notice each mixing element is oriented 90° relative to...

In the early development of static mixing technology (1970's), vendors defined mix quality as the number of layers formed by a particular static mixer design and used this layer generation theory to compare performance. Claims of the formation of millions of layers we made which in reality could only be optically verified up to about 200 layers. In the 1980's, a tremendous amount of research was conducted which allowed for a technically correct and rational method of quantifying homogeneity. The method involved local measurement of a meaningful variable such as temperature, concentration, electrical...

Equipment Scope of Supply Unit Operations rely on specific mechanisms to accomplish their function. There is no one piece of equipment that is best suited for all unit operations. Static mixers are no exception to this general rule. For this reason, StaMixCo manufactures a broad range of static mixer designs of different geometric structures. This allows us to make an unbiased recommendation as to which design is best for a specific application. If our equipment is not best for your specific application, we will tell you so and recommend a supplier who can assist you. Below is a short guide that...

Plastic Disposable Static Mixers Type H-P Plastic Disposable Helical Twist of 180° |with adjacent Mixing Elements of Opposite Twist Type GXF Plastic Disposable Double Roof Disk with 45oCrossing-Bar Grid Structure Edge Sealed To Disk Wall Type GX-P Plastic Disposable Crossing-Bar Grid Structure at 45o to pipe axis with very high strength Type GXR-P Double Roof Disk with 45°Crossing-Bar Grid Structure Edge Sealed To Disk Wall and with very high strength Helical type design are the most cost effective plastic disposable mixer Excellent for simple-to-medium difficulty applications when processing...

Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) Computer Modeling Technology For Optimizing Mixing, Velocity, Pressure and Temperature Profiles in Process Equipment In the continuous processing of polymers, liquids, gases and solids, it is often necessary to mix, react, disperse, heat/cool and condition flow for further processing in downstream equipment. Static mixers, in combination with injectors and flow conditioning devices such as turning vanes, flow rectifying grids, etc., are used extensively to optimize performance in process equipment. Sizes range from as small as 1/16-inch diameter tubing to round,...

www.stamixco.com North & South America StaMixCo LLC 235 – 84th Street Brooklyn, NY 11209, USA Tel: (718) 748-4600 Fax: (718) 833-8827 E-mail: [email protected] Web site: www.stamixco.com A young company with over 50 years of employee accumulated experience in mixing technology. Europe, Asia-Pacific, Africa StaMixCo Technology Ltd. Ebnetstrasse 8 CH-8474 Dinhard, Switzerland Tel: + 41 52 338 17 11 Fax: + 41 52 338 17 33 E-mail: [email protected] Web site: www.stamixco.com Sales Representative: Note: We believe the information contained in this brochure is correct. However, the information is not...