This invention relates to a high-efficiency stirring device and method for
cellulose diacetate (CDA)
acetone solutions. The core of the device includes a sealed explosion-proof vessel, a coaxial reverse drive
system, a central eight-bladed airfoil shear
assembly, a lower anchor-type composite stirring
assembly, and a positive-pressure isolation double-end-face sealing
system. The device synchronously drives the hollow short shaft and the
solid long shaft to rotate in opposite directions via a
bevel gear set. The central
impeller forms an axial main circulation flow field and a high-intensity
shear zone, while the lower anchor-type
impeller sweeps the vessel wall and bottom to eliminate low-speed dead zones. Together, they construct a three-dimensional composite flow field of "upward push and downward disturbance," effectively improving the
dissolution efficiency of high-solids-content, high-
viscosity CDA
acetone solutions. The positive-pressure double-end-face sealing
system uses back-to-back dynamic and static rings and an
inert isolation liquid to achieve zero
acetone vapor leakage, meeting chemical explosion-proof
safety standards. The accompanying method, through staged speed control and flow field optimization, adapts to the
viscosity changes at different
dissolution stages and is suitable for continuous industrial production scenarios.