Impeller (Marine Propeller) for Industrial Mixing

RIXU - the Art of Agitating & Liquid Mixing
 
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INTRODUCTION:
The Marine Propeller is the most common type of mixing impeller. It is an axial flow impeller, having its design rooting in the marine propulsion industry.
 
Standard Marine Propellers have three blades, but they can be two-bladed, four-bladed, or encased by a circular guard. A revolving propeller traces out a helix in the fluid. One full revolution moves the liquid a fixed distance. The ratio of this distance to the propeller diameter is known as the pitch.
 
The Marine Propeller is often used with direct drive operating at relatively high speeds (up to 3,000rpm) with low viscosity fluids (up to about 4,000cP).
 
Marine Propellers are often used in a side entry mixer in large tanks and a top entry mixer in small tanks. They are used for blending, solid suspension, solid incorporation or draw down, gas inducement, and heat transfer.
 
RIXU IMPELLERS FOR INDUSTRIAL AGITATOR:
Impeller is the key element of an agitator for an efficient mixing. As there are thousands types of impeller available for different applications, it means the selection of the suitable impeller is not easy, while at RIXU, we do it based on accurate calculation and more important, the "experience".
 
Basically, there are two types of impellers, depending on the flow regime created:
(1) Axial flow impeller
Marine propeller; Hydrofoil; Pitch blade
(2) Radial flow impeller
Anchor & Gate; Dissolver; Rushton turbine; Helical ribbon; Retreat
 
Axial flow impellers impose essentially bulk motion, and are used on homogenization processes, in which increased fluid volumetric flow rate is important.
 
Radial flow impellers impose essentially shear stress to the fluid, and are used, for example, to mix immiscible liquids or in general when there is a deformable interface to break. Another application of radial flow impellers is the mixing of very viscous fluids.
 
APPLICATIONS:
1.     Beverage Industry
2.     Chemical Industry
3.     Coal-fired Power Generation
4.     Cosmetics Industry
5.     Dyestuff and Coating
6.     Fermentation
7.     Fertilizer Production
8.     Fine Chemicals
9.     Flue Gas Desulfurization (FGD)
10.   Food Industry
11.   Mineral Industry
12.   Mining Industry
13.   Oil and Gas Industry
14.   Petrochemicals
15.   Pharmaceuticals
16.   Pigment and Painting
17.   Plastics and Rubber
18.   Polymers and Resin
19.   Pulp and Paper
20.   Waste Water Treatment

SPECIFICATIONS:
1.     RIXU offers customized solutions according to customer requests.
2.     RIXU reserves the right to modify the design without notice.