An anti-tack liquid Q1 is produced by an anti-tack liquid production device, using an anti-tack agent G for unvulcanized rubber in the form of a solid having a moisture content that is more than 3% by mass but is 35% by mass or less, wherein the aforementioned device includes: a hopper 11 for storing the anti-tack agent G for unvulcanized rubber; a stirring tank 13 for mixing water and the anti-tack agent G for unvulcanized rubber; and a quantitative feeder 12 for quantitatively supplying a constant amount of the anti-tack agent for unvulcanized rubber from the hopper 11 to the stirring tank 13.

A system for dispensing a plant-based milk includes a mixing chamber for emulsifying a plant-based paste and water, a plant-based paste storage connected to the mixing chamber via a first conduit, a water storage connected to the mixing chamber via a second conduit, and a cooling system. The system includes a pumping system for moving a prescribed amount of the plant-based paste into the mixing chamber upon receiving an input from a user via a user interface, a flow system for flowing water from the water storage to the mixing chamber, and a control system. The control system receives the input from the user, activates the pumping system and activates the flow system. Further, the control system activates the mixing chamber for emulsifying the plant-based paste and the water, and dispenses the emulsified plant-based mixture of the paste and the water.

A hydrator includes a dry module with a vertically oriented tube having a central axis, an interior, an upper inlet aperture, a lower outlet, and an inlet section including a dry inlet. A mixing segment includes a vertically oriented tube having an interior wall, a mixing-segment inlet at an upper end, and a mixing-segment outlet at a lower end. The mixing segment is vertically aligned with and sealingly connected to the outlet of the dry module. A rotating hydrator shaft has a liquid channel and a longitudinal axis aligned with the central axis of the dry module. Dry blades are disposed on and rotate with the hydrator shaft in the mixing segment. A hydrator nozzle is disposed on and rotates with the hydrator shaft and has a plurality of outlets in fluid communication with the liquid channel and open to the mixing segment for discharging liquid from the liquid channel.

The present disclosure discloses a process for the continuous manufacture of a liquid pharmaceutical composition, the process comprising providing a mixing unit, feeding a therapeutic agent and a liquid vehicle to the mixing unit, operating the latter thereby mixing the agent and the vehicle into a liquid pharmaceutical composition, discharging the composition into a holding unit.

A mixer is disclosed including a sealed mixing chamber having an interior, and a rotating mixing bowl within the interior of the sealed mixing chamber. A stand operatively supports the sealed mixing chamber. The stand includes: a foundation, a mixing chamber base movably coupled to the foundation and positioning the sealed mixing chamber at an angle relative to horizontal, and a linear actuator system configured to move the mixing chamber base relative to the foundation in at least one linear direction. A rotating mixing head is operatively positioned and sealingly disposed within the sealed mixing chamber, the rotating mixing head rotating within the rotating mixing bowl. The mixer and a related method provide for ceramic suspension mixing with reduced cooling and possibly without cooling the suspension.

A conductive auxiliary agent for an electrode slurry for a battery. The electrode slurry contains an electrode active material and a conductive auxiliary agent, and is applied to a sheet-shaped current collector. The conductive auxiliary agent is a carbon paste produced by dispersing a carbon powder in a solvent. The carbon paste has a viscosity of at least 20 Pa.Math.s and not more than 40 Pa.Math.s. The carbon material can be acetylene black.

Systems and methods for managing bulk material efficiently at a well site are provided. The disclosure is directed to a container support frame that is integrated into a blender unit. The support frame is used to receive one or more portable containers of bulk material, and the blender unit may include a gravity feed outlet for outputting bulk material from the containers directly into a mixer of the blender unit. The blender unit with integrated support frame may eliminate the need for any subsequent mechanical conveyance of the bulk material (e.g., via a separate mechanical conveying system or on-blender sand screws) from the containers to the mixer. As such, the integrated blender unit may be lighter weight, take up less space, and have a lower cost and complexity than existing blenders.

A single-pass flow-through dry chemical mixing trailer for use with a well has a trailer, a refillable liquid storage tank, a main liquid storage tank valve, a liquid storage tank inlet valve, an onboard power supply, a motor with a fuel supply, a transmission, a fluid circulation loop, a self-priming bidirectional flow alternating centrifuge pump, an automated mixer assembly, and a discharge tank. The refillable liquid storage tank prevents backflow to the self-priming bidirectional flow alternating centrifuge pump while flowing the homogenized slurry to the well and the dry chemicals introduced at the automated mixer are subjected to high shear forces, incorporating the dry chemicals into the liquid with increased dispersion and reduced agglomeration.

Closed circulation system for production of and continuously preparing a polymer solution, including a pneumatic stirrer inside and a charging hopper at a top of a drag-reducing polymer solution tank, a gas drainage pump, a submersible pump, and a compressed air pipe connected to a pneumatic diaphragm pump. A liquid inlet of the pneumatic diaphragm pump is connected to a liquid outlet of the drag-reducing polymer solution tank, and the gas drainage pump liquid discharge pipe and a liquid outlet pipe of the diaphragm pump leads to a circulation water pool; a liquid outlet of the submersible pump is connected to a liquid inlet of the drag-reducing polymer solution tank and a liquid inlet of the gas drainage pump respectively through a three way pipe. The pneumatic stirrer and pneumatic diaphragm pump operate at speeds, so the drag-reducing polymer solution is mixed uniformly and fed into the circulation water pool.

A lab stirrer comprises a housing, a stirring shaft rotatably supported about an axis in the housing and a drive to drive the stirring shaft to make a rotary movement about the axis. A blocking device is provided to block the stirring shaft against a rotation about the shaft axis.