North American Mixing Forum

Session 601 - Multiphase Mixing II: Solid-Liquid & Liquid-Liquid Mixing
Solid-liquid and liquid-liquid mixing systems offer unique challenges in commercial applications. Solid-liquid stirred vessels are frequently the largest tanks for agitator application, while liquid-liquid systems are critical for a variety of industrial processes and products. This session is open to papers in the fields of solid-liquid and liquid-liquid mixing. Topics include, but are not limited to, solids suspension, dispersion, mass transfer, agitator design, and experimental techniques. This session also invites contributions in the fundamentals of breakup and coalescence processes, as well as a variety of phenomena in static or dynamically mixed agitated liquid-liquid systems. Contributions are sought on novel work, with particular emphasis on new industrial applications.
Chair:Richard V. Calabrese
CoChair:Piero M. Armenante
  Welcoming Remarks
 601aLiquid Dissolution: 10 Times Slower Than Blending and 10 Times Faster Than Liquid-Liquid Break-up
Suzanne Kresta, Solomon Ibemere
 601bDetailed 3d Evaluation of Oil and Air Dispersion in a Simulated Fermentation Broth, Using a Stereoscopic Vision System
Enrique Galindo, Itzma Itzel Ruiz Burguete, María Soledad Córdova-Aguilar, Teddy Voinson, Gabriel Corkidi-Blanco
 601cModeling Emulsification Using Cfd
L. Srinivasa Mohan, Ahmad H. Haidari, Anirudh Mukhopadhyay, Debashis Pal
 601dCfd Simulations of Low Concentration Particle Distribution in a Viscometer Cup
Rajesh K. Dasari, R. Eric Berson
 601ePreparation of Highly Concentrated Solid-Liquid Dispersions Using Smx Static Mixers
Louis Fradette, Olivier Furling, Huai-Zhi Li, Lionel Choplin, Philippe A. Tanguy
 601fSolid-Liquid Two-Phase Flow Simulation in a Maxblend Stirred Tank
Mourad Heniche, Jean-Sebastien Cagnone, Philippe A. Tanguy, Katsuhide Takenaka
  Concluding Remarks

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