Indirect Heating of Mixers
A measured amount of product is pumped into the mixing chamber. The outside of the mixing chamber is heated with a hot, circulating fluid flowing through a hollow shell, or jacket. As product is introduced into the mixer, the heater chambers hold a consistent temperature as the material inside is continuously moved by the mixing blade.
HEAT provides Indirect Temperature Control systems for Mixers
Many industries require materials to be mixed together to form new compounds. Chemicals and petrochemicals, pharmaceuticals, food processing, and many others utilize mixers as part of their materials processing.
Applying a temperature control system to a mixer requires information about the following:
- Size (dimensions and weight) of the mixer
- Material capacity of the mixing chamber
- Information about the materials being mixed is an important in the system sizing process
- Continuous Mixers
- Paddle Mixers
- Conical Mixers
- Static Mixer
The heat systems below provide indirect temperature control of various types of mixers.
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