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Mixing and agitation are important processes for creating homogeneous final products. Mixing involves the random distribution of separate phases into one another, while agitation induces uniform motion within a material. Low quality mixing can result in a non-homogeneous product that lacks consistency in attributes like chemical composition, reactivity, texture, particle size, color, and flavor. There are different types of particulate mixing like solid-solid mixing and solid-liquid mixing which are affected by factors like particle properties, mixing time, speed, and involve mechanisms like shear, diffusive, and convective mixing. Common mixers include shear mixers, tumbling mixers, and convective mixers. Sample size is also important when taking samples from different
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Bulk Mixing: Aims for complete homogeneity throughout the entire volume, commonly used in liquids and pastes. Techniques include stirred tanks, blenders, and extruders.
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Mixing Time and Intensity: The duration and intensity of mixing are crucial for achieving the desired level of homogeneity.
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Stirred Tank Mixing: This versatile method uses rotating impellers to generate flow and achieve moderate to high shear mixing. Variations include impeller design, tank geometry, and baffles.
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