Stirring of liquids
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I would like to ask for your help. In a liquid storage tank, there are two types of liquids, and a spraying device is used to mix them inside the tank. Is there any relevant information available on this topic? It is best to attach the relevant CAD drawings. **A certain reward will be given once it is confirmed to be reasonable. Thank you!
What I mean is inside the tank; one of the materials enters through that spraying device, where it mixes with another liquid present in the tank, and the spraying serves the purpose of mixing. It is not a mixture of the two materials inside the pipe. . . . . .
The agitator is problematic; a tank spray mixer is planned to be used, so information on this aspect is needed. . . . . .
:hug: Yes, that’s the kind; are there any others?
They are all designed according to specific projects.
There is a product called a jet mixer. No electricity is required; the dielectric thrust is converted into rotational power of the turbine, which in turn drives the agitator to rotate inside the tank. I checked the product description a few days ago; it can be used for fixed-roof and floating-roof tanks. It takes a few hours to stir one tank, I guess.
Yes, I have also found some information about this device, but it’s not comprehensive. Similar to what #7 said, I was wondering where you found the product description? Could you give me a link so I can learn more too? Thank you