B01F35/7179

PIVOTING GAS/LIQUID DISSOLUTION DEVICE

A gas/liquid dissolution device includes: a dissolution case; an introduction port outside a side surface of the dissolution case; a gas/liquid separation inducing means in the dissolution case, the gas/liquid separation inducing means inducing the dissolution water and an insoluble gas introduced into the dissolution case; and a discharge port outside an end portion of the dissolution case. The introduction port includes: an introduction tube connected to the dissolution case; an insertion tube inserted into the introduction tube; and an intake tube connected to the insertion tube. The discharge port has a structure where a discharge flow path communicating with an interior of the dissolution case is formed therein. The gas/liquid separation inducing means includes: a first gas/liquid separation guide tube, one side end portion of the first gas/liquid separation guide tube contacting an end surface of a discharge portion of the dissolution case and an other side end portion of the first gas/liquid separation guide tube spaced apart from an opposite end surface of the dissolution case; and a second gas/liquid separation guide tube, one side end portion of the second gas/liquid separation guide tube spaced apart from the end surface of the discharge portion of the dissolution case and an other side end portion of the second gas/liquid separation guide tube contacting the opposite end surface of the dissolution case. A guide channel is formed on each of the first gas/liquid separation guide tube and the second gas/liquid separation guide tube, and the insoluble gas is separated from the dissolution water to flow by the guide channel. The different kinds of the soluble gases are easily introduced through the intake tube. As a result, the dissolution ability of the gas is improved and the separation ability of the insoluble gas is also improved. Therefore, the dissolution water including the microbubble is effectively generated, and a phenomenon that the flow state of the dissolution water is deteriorated by the insoluble gas is prevented.

Installation for producing and/or processing confectionery masses and method for producing and/or processing confectionery masses

An installation and method for producing and/or processing confectionery masses which are made from at least one liquid raw material and granular and/or powdery raw materials. The installation includes at least a first mixing container and at least one further product-processing device. The first mixing container has at least one raw-material inlet and a product outlet and a mixing device for mixing the raw materials at least largely homogeneously. At least the mixing container includes at least one spraying device in an upper container region, which at least one spraying device serves to feed the at least one liquid raw material, wherein at least one outlet cone of the spraying device is directed, at least in some regions, toward an inner wall surface of the first mixing container.

Method of operating a batch mixer and batch mixer for performing the method

The invention provides a method of operating a batch mixer for producing first and second numbers of mixtures from first and second numbers of batches of materials to be mixed in the batch mixer, the batch mixer comprising a mixing chamber, a mixing element disposed within the mixing chamber, the mixing element and the mixing chamber being configured for providing an identical flow of the materials to be mixed within the mixing chamber and around the mixing element regardless of in which of the first and second opposite directions the mixing element is rotated, and a motor assembly coupled to the mixing element for rotating the mixing element for mixing the first and second numbers of batches of materials to be mixed for producing the first and second numbers of mixtures. The method comprises the steps of energizing said motor assembly for rotating said mixing element in said first direction, for each one of the first number of batches of the materials to be mixed: loading the one of the first number of batches of materials to be mixed into the mixing chamber, mixing the one of the first number of batches of materials for producing one of the first number of mixtures, and removing the one of the first number of mixtures from the mixing chamber, energizing the motor assembly for rotating the mixing element in the second direction, and for each one of the second number of batches of the materials to be mixed loading the one of the second number of batches of materials to be mixed into the mixing chamber, mixing the one of the second number of batches of materials for producing one of the second number of mixtures, and removing the one of the second number of mixtures from the mixing chamber.

Heating, mixing and hydrating apparatus and process

The invention relates to apparatus and a process for mixing a gas/vapour with a process liquid comprising a material and a carrier liquid. The apparatus comprises a passage (10) of polygonal cross section having an inlet (14), an outlet (16) for a process liquid comprising the material, and a nozzle (24) for introducing supersonic gas/vapour at a mixing zone (42) in a single plane.

Mechanical system that fluidizes, mixes, coats, dries, combines, chemically reacts, and segregates materials
10335749 · 2019-07-02 · ·

The present application is directed towards systems for adding components to materials being fluidized in a vibratory mixer by use of atomizers or sprayers. A mechanical system can fluidizes, mix, coat, dry, combine, or segregate materials. The system may comprise a vibratory mixer, mixing vessel containing a first material and a sprayer to introduce a second material. The vibratory mixer may generate a fluidized bed of a first material and the sprayer, coupled to the mixing vessel, may introduce a second material onto the fluidized bed to mix the materials in a uniform and even fashion.

DYNAMIC WETTING HEAD
20240189784 · 2024-06-13 ·

A dynamic wetting head with which polymers are prewetted and mixed. The prewetted and mixed polymers are typically used in the process of polymer flooding during chemical enhanced oil recovery. The dynamic wetting head comprises a prewetting unit and a mixing unit. The prewetting unit has a feed spigot provided in communication with a source of powder and projecting at least partially into a wetting chamber of the prewetting unit. The feed spigot feeds polymer powder into the wetting chamber. Furthermore, at least a first spray nozzle sprays water into the wetting chamber. The mixing unit comprises a mixing chamber with an inlet provided in communication with the wetting chamber outlet, a feed water inlet, and an outlet. A mixer is furthermore arranged within the mixing chamber.

AUTOMATIC INK COLOR BLENDING APPARATUS
20190143285 · 2019-05-16 ·

Disclosed is an automatic ink color blending apparatus, which comprises an apparatus cabinet (1) with a carrying platform (11), an ink bucket moving platform (2) provided on the carrying platform, the ink bucket moving platform including a moving guide rail (21), a weighing device (22) and an ink bucket (23), and wherein the ink bucket is disposed on the weighing device,the weighing device is provided on the moving guide rail and moves along the moving guide rail, an ink supply tank (3) arranged above the ink bucket moving platform,and wherein the ink supply tank includes a plurality of ink supply devices (31), each of which provides inks of different chromaticity and a control terminal (4) provided on the carrying platform, which is electrically connected to the ink supply tank, the moving guide rail and the weighing device respectively, for obtaining target chromaticity information, and generating control information of ink selection to select one or several ink supply devices to inject the corresponding chromaticity ink into the ink bucket sucessively, wherein the control information of ink selection includes selection information of an ink device and information of the amount of ink to be injected.

DISPENSE TAP WITH INTEGRAL INFUSION
20190135606 · 2019-05-09 ·

A dispense tap with integral gas/liquid infusion for dispensing a beverage at a given dispensing point inside a restaurant, a coffee shop, a bar, or a convenience store, features a mixing chamber having at least one gas input port configured to receive at least one incoming gas stream; at least one liquid input port configured to receive at least one incoming liquid or concentrate stream; and an infuser configured to mix the at least one incoming gas stream and the at least one incoming liquid or concentrate stream at the given dispensing point within the dispensing tap, and provide a mixing chamber stream containing a gas infused liquid mixture of the at least one incoming gas stream and the at least one incoming liquid or concentrate stream for dispensing as a beverage. The degree of absorption of the at least one incoming gas stream and the at least one incoming liquid or concentrate stream in the gas infused liquid mixture depends at least in part on sensed gas, liquid or concentrate pressure characteristics of one or more of the at least one incoming gas stream received by the infuser, the at least one incoming liquid or concentrate stream received by the infuser, or the gas infused liquid mixture provided from the infuser.

Microcarrier Forming Apparatus

A microcarrier forming apparatus includes a tank having an inner periphery. A plurality of spoilers is disposed on the inner periphery of the tank. A spray generator includes a spraying end facing an interior of the tank. A stirrer includes a shaft and a fluid driving member. The shaft includes a central axis inclined from a horizontal plane. The fluid driving member is coupled to the shaft and is disposed in the interior of the tank.

METHOD FOR INCREASING DISSOLUTION OF SOLID CHEMISTRY BLOCKS
20190126213 · 2019-05-02 ·

A method and apparatus for obtaining a product chemistry from a solid block is provided. The product is housed within a dispenser, which utilizes a liquid and a gas to erode the block and produce a concentrate solution. The liquid and gas characteristics can be adjusted in the field to achieve a predetermined concentrate level in the solution. The introduction of air into the dispenser saves water, while producing higher concentrate levels.