I would like to ask fellow sailors for advice regarding high-shear emulsification pumps
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Dear colleagues, the company intends to use a high-shear emulsification pump for material mixing. There is a type of material that falls between suspensions and emulsions, with particle sizes ranging from several dozen to several hundred micrometers; it is a polymer. We are wondering whether using such a pump could lead to mechanical degradation of the molecular chains
It is only necessary to find a pump with ultra-low shear force to transport this suspension. The pump with the lowest shear force is the hose pump, followed by the cam pump. It is recommended to use a hose pump.
Thank you to the moderator for their participation. However, my question is: 1. I hope that through the mixing action of the emulsification pump, the suspension can be mixed with another material； 2. Nor is it desired that the emulsification pump cause degradation of the polymers in the suspension. Is such a possibility exist?
It’s not easy to find, right? Mixing will damage the materials.
4# lxn_663 Thank you for the moderator’s advice!