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Problems with stainless steel reactors featuring conical heads

2016-01-25View Original

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Dear colleagues: Our company is a manufacturer of modified starches, and we are currently considering purchasing a batch of stainless steel reactors. The main dilemma is whether to use a conical head or an elliptical head at the bottom. From the perspective of unloading, a conical head should be used. But there is one issue: how should the impeller be designed to ensure that the starch material moves downward from the middle of the reactor along the stirring shaft, and then upward along the inner side of the tank wall? Thank you for the guidance!
Reply #22016-01-26
A stirrer designed as a conical spiral can meet the requirements.
Reply #32016-02-26
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Reply #42016-02-26
We have implemented many such solutions
Reply #52016-02-29
It doesn’t matter whether it’s a conical head or an elliptical head; as long as the mixing blades are designed to tilt upward, that’s sufficient

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