Article | REF: J3800 V1

Agitation. Mixing - Basic theoretical concepts

Authors: Michel ROUSTAN, Jean-Claude PHARAMOND, Alain LINE

Publication date: June 10, 1999

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1. Mixing operations

With the exception of gas-gas, solid-solid and solid-gas (fluidized bed) mixtures, mixing operations can be grouped into four main application classes. Each can be characterized by its physical or chemical aspect. Clearly, a given problem will rarely relate to a single characteristic, but rather to a set of characteristics, and it will therefore be advisable to clearly identify the limiting stages of the process (table 1 ).

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