This invention relates to the field of
sugar alcohol detection technology, specifically a
sugar alcohol purity detection device, including a stirred tank in the shape of an
hourglass with a small
diameter at the
waist and large diameters at both ends. The device also includes a swaying mechanism for driving the stirred tank to reciprocate linearly in various directions, and a stirring mechanism for shearing and mixing the
sugar alcohol particles. This invention uses a tilting frame to repeatedly invert the stirred tank, causing the
sugar alcohol particles inside to intermittently pass through the
waist of the stirred tank under gravity. Utilizing the converging ability formed by the
hourglass-shaped stirred tank's small
waist diameter and large diameters at both ends, the
sugar alcohol particles are forced to gather towards the center of the stirred tank and contact the stirring
paddle. Simultaneously, by reciprocating the stirred tank in various directions using a moving component, the
sugar alcohol particles intermittently pass through the axis of the stirred tank under
inertia, further forcing the stirring
paddle to contact the sugar alcohol particles, significantly improving mixing efficiency.