Mixing

In industrial process engineering, mixing is a unit operation that involves manipulating a heterogeneous physical system, with the intent to make it more homogeneous. An efficient mixing can be difficult to achieve, considerable engineering effort goes into designing and improving mixing processes.

An example of a mixing process is a moldable and reusable mass, used for molding and pouring molten metal to obtain sand castings to create metallic parts for automobile, machine building, construction or other industries.

For the car and aircraft industries, the mixing of fuel and air is vital for optimizing performance of the engine with respect to the fuel economy and emissions.

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Mixing Applications

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Phase-Resolved PIV Measurements in a Stirred Tank

There has been a recent focus on investigating flows existing within viscous stirred tank systems, both experimentally and computationally, which has emphasized the need for global measureme[…]
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Measurement of an Impinging Jet with the Latest Stereo PIV Technique

Impinging jets have been studied extensively thanks to their potential for obtaining high convective heat transfer rates in various applications requiring intensive heating or cooling. Dante[…]
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