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Guide of Industrial Dispersion Best Practices
Basic concepts
Basic concepts
Important for the Donut effect
Dispersion
Micronized solids
Energy
Viscous liquid medium
High shear stress
Dispersion
Solid particles : DisaggregatedWeted surfaceUniformely distributed
The dipersion process
Agglomerates Aggregates
More easier to break agglomerates Aggregates won’t be dispersed by disc Particule size < 1 µm but after dispersion it’s difficult to be inferior at 40/50 µm
Agglomerates : when particles are joined loosely together which can be simply broken by mechanical forces
Aggregates: assembly of particles bonded strongly
The dipersion process
Dispersion
The Donut Effect
• The geometry of the dispersion container• The disc diameter• The peripheral velocity : 18 – 25 m/s• The height of the dissolver disc above the bottom of the vessel
Key parameters:
Definition When vortex allows seing the interior part of disc but not teeth Ideal mode for dispersion Important to keep a laminar flow and not turbulent flow
Flux patern Planetary system
1 path 5/6 path 1’
Translation movment
Types of blades
Standard Low /medium viscosity
Liquid product
Increase axial capacity
High mixing capacity Only for mixingDispersion capacity
Can improve incorporation or dispersion
Comparative agitation /dispersion
Better dispersion
Better agitation
Thermal balance
Process
High shear stress = Exothermic reaction
Final temperature product
Important to control the temperature during the process
Correctors to decrease temperature :
• Avoid unnecessary dispersion effective
• Raw Materials addition = dilution effective
• Heating/ Cooling jacket effective
Teeth of disc and impact on the dispersion
12
Used disc
New disc
20 mm
To choose the better height improve the dispersion
Better vortex
Adjustable height
Telescopic shaft
Donut effect