Flow Mixers TRIZ Cases

A falling liquid column increases wetted surface area to enhance mixing efficiency of liquid mixtures.

A plate structure forces exhaust gas into a zig-zag pattern to direct reductant droplets toward impingement plates for efficient evaporation.

Multiple nozzle rows enrich phosgene-deficient regions in a static reactive jet mixer, minimizing secondary reactions and fouling during amine-phosgene mixing.

External drive mechanism eliminates central shaft obstruction to maximize retention time, enhance throughput, and facilitate cleaning-in-place procedures.

A draft tube spout fluid bed system uses pressurized fluid flows to mix particulate materials with high homogeneity.

A micro-channel mixer uses a tapering portion to generate mixed jet flow and intensify fluid mixing.

Non-return valves prevent backflow and cross-contamination between components in a dental material mixer assembly.

A mobile coating unit produces custom proppants on-site using real-time down-hole data to adjust chemical formulations.

Emulsifies fuel oil with a water-based desulfurization agent to eliminate complex external scrubbers while reducing sulfur oxide emissions.

A static mixing blade fixed to the chamber wall eliminates mechanical rotation in supercritical fluid processing.

A turbocharger ejector check valve uses a spring-loaded spool to control air flow through the oil separator inlet.

Segmented chambers and baffles ensure homogeneous fluid distribution, preventing formation damage from uneven pH levels.

Velocity-changing members in a CMP slurry delivery system alter abrasive flow speed to reduce agglomeration and ensure consistent mixing with additives.

A self-pressurization gas-liquid mixing device reduces energy consumption by maintaining dynamic pressure balance between premixing and mixing chambers.

An external launder circulates liquid metal using an electromagnetic pump to maintain consistent temperature and flow distribution.

A rotor-stator mixing system blends liquid adhesive and gas at low rotational speeds to create homogeneous foam solutions.

Mixing assembly directs exhaust flow in a swirling configuration to ensure uniform reactant distribution across downstream substrates.

Air streams transport solid grains into carrier liquid, preventing sticking and conglomeration during continuous processing.

A droplet formation device uses a pre-filled collection reservoir to capture generated droplets without pressurization.

Parallel side channels divide flow to produce monodisperse droplets, resolving the trade-off between throughput and size control.

A vane mixer divides exhaust flow to direct fuel spray against a leading edge, resolving mixing deficiencies in compact systems.

Porous metal inserts in ejector nozzles stop detonation fronts without reducing medium speed or increasing device complexity.

Electrostatic fields in a static mixer drive controlled phase inversion, eliminating unpredictable valve shear and reducing water consumption.

A continuous reaction calorimeter uses a static mixer geometry and thermal insulation to maintain precise heat transfer measurements.

A multipurpose blower assembly uses a rotating shaft to move a lower bracket and stimulate water circulation in shallow bodies.

An on-off valve switches between filling and emptying modes to prevent undefined line states and reduce pollutant emissions during start-up.

Hydrocarbon solvent extracts sulfur from caustic fluid, reducing disulfide carryover to meet product specifications.

A bladeless agitator circulates materials using pumps and activators to micronize molecules.

Pitched blade turbines and in-line rotor stators create homogenous slurries, preventing settling and reducing motor size requirements.

A compact lattice mixer integrates into a rotary atomizer to thoroughly blend multi-component coating agents.

A material wetting system uses a shroud assembly around the mixing unit to contain powder during liquid addition.

A portable system mixes ozone with water via a venturi to lower surface tension and generate oxidation reduction potential.

A pressurized gas infusion system uses a three-dimensional fluid path to compact carrier fluid into stable nanobubbles.

Keeping the mixture above the ortho-xylene dew point prevents condensation, eliminating explosion risks from flammable liquid droplets.

Replacing mechanical homogenization with laminar flow mixing reduces process complexity while maintaining immunological performance.

Mechanical brushing removes filth before ozone disinfection, preventing rapid ozone consumption on dirty surfaces.