Effect of Baffles on Agitation Characteristics

Weng Zhixue; Huang Zhiming; Chen Kailai and Xu SanjunDepartment of Chemical Engineering; Zhejiang University

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- Effect of Baffles on Agitation Characteristics
- CIESC Journal Issue 3, (1984)
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  浙江大学化工系,浙江大学化工系,浙江大学化工系,浙江大学化工系
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- Online First：25 September 1984，
  
  Published：25 September 1984
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Weng Zhixue, Huang Zhiming, Chen Kailai and Xu SanjunDepartment of Chemical Engineering, et al. Effect of Baffles on Agitation Characteristics[J]. CIESC Journal, 1984, (3).
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Weng Zhixue, Huang Zhiming, Chen Kailai and Xu SanjunDepartment of Chemical Engineering, et al. Effect of Baffles on Agitation Characteristics[J]. CIESC Journal, 1984, (3). DOI：

摘要

在内径为400mm的试验釜内

测定了不同挡板条件下的搅拌功率消耗、混合时间、固体回转部半径及桨叶的排出次数等

研究了挡板对搅拌体系的动力特性、混合特性和循环特性的影响

并提出相应的关联式

为搅拌装置的设计和改造提供依据.

Abstract

Power consumption

mixing time

radius of cylindrically rotating vortex and discharge times for the impellers were measured for different conditions of the baffles in a model agitation vessel with an inner diameter of 400mm. The effect of baffles on power

mixing and circulating characteristics was studied

and correlation among them have been proposed for the design of mixing equipment and for the improvement of agitated reactors.

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