Liquid Mixer Tank

Various types of vessels and tanks of differing sizes and geometrical shapes are used for mixing fluids. The top of the vessel may be open or sealed wit visibility via flange hole. The bottom of the vessel is usually rounded to eliminate sharp corners which the fluid currents would not penetrate; dished ends are most common. The liquid depth is approximately equal to the diameter of the tank. An impeller is mounted on an overhung shaft, (i.e., a shaft supported from above). The shaft is motor driven; this is sometimes directly connected to the shaft, but is more often connected through a speed-reducing gearbox. 

How does liquid mixer (chemical reaction tank) works?

Two or more than two types of fluid are mixed in the liquid mixer tank by an agitator creating flow pattern witth various direction. As time goes by, the flow in the tank with cause the fluid to be mixed and the desired mixing outcome will be achieved.

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