5. Static mixers
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Principle and mechanism
A static mixer consists of a set of immobile elements placed end-to-end in a tube. Each element has a particular rigid geometric structure that divides the flow and recombines it. In general, contact between fluids takes place thanks to the radial movement generated in mixers
. The interfacial area generated depends directly on the energy dissipated in the form of head loss. The fluids are circulated by a pump whose characteristics depend on the pressure drop in the static mixer and the desired flow...[J 3 861]
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Bibliography
European regulations
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Emulsification equipment suppliers
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Data
Technical characteristics of various emulsification systems on the market
They are presented in Tables A and B.
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