Flow Mixers TRIZ Cases

Variable draft ballast adjusts immersion depth for deep-water operation, while ozone injection oxidizes contaminants to remediate poor water quality.

A gas lift mixing body establishes a toroidal vortex to agitate air and water for efficient fluid circulation.

A rotor-stator mixer performance estimation method calculates total energy dissipation rate to predict drop diameters and optimize emulsification efficiency.

A U-shaped mixing chamber directs exhaust gas flow to evaporate aqueous urea solution and distribute ammonia.

Dynamic adjustment of the nozzle opening cross-section resolves the contradiction between high injection velocity and clogging risk in fibrous suspensions.

Automated fluid injection hydrates polymer particles, eliminating fisheyes and improving rheological reliability.

Spring-loaded pellets generate turbulence in a tube to produce foam while releasing lodged particles to prevent clogging.

Gas-driven bubble agitation replaces mechanical impellers in disposable bags, eliminating complex sterile infrastructure while maintaining solution homogeneity.

An asymmetric yoke assembly balances unequal moments from different pump displacements to maintain operational stability.

A carbonized water conditioning chamber holds single serve volumes under pressure to stabilize dissolved gas levels before dispensing.

Helical molded hollow parts with transverse passages mix viscous two-part curable materials while reducing back pressure for manual applicators.

A mixing apparatus uses internal and external stock oil injection nozzles to supply liquid over the entire area in a circumferential direction of a moving bed.

An outer tooth profile on the helical ribbon reduces material strain and improves emptying by creating periodic lifting variations.

A tap spout mixing arrangement breaks up gas bubbles to produce stable foam heads in nitrogenated beverages.

A cylindrical mixing silo uses curved partition walls to create separate chambers that homogenize polymer granules during discharge.

A dynamically deployable homogenizing element creates turbulence in the airflow, ensuring uniform particle distribution for representative sampling.

Integrating the generator into the chip reduces complexity and cost while enhancing control over droplet characteristics.

A dispersion device uses an elongated supply pipe to stir and disperse fiber materials within a dedicated chamber.

Segmented fluid passages in a mist generating nozzle create turbulence and shear forces that resolve droplet distribution homogeneity issues.

A dosing and mixing arrangement uses a mesh disperser to vaporize aqueous urea reactants within an exhaust conduit.

Opposing swirl blade sections deflect exhaust gas flow to accelerate urea vaporization while minimizing counter-pressure buildup.

Segmented collision flow paths optimize local gas-liquid characteristics, resolving the trade-off between high productivity and bubble size uniformity.

Enlarged diameter portions at elongated hole ends reduce stress concentration on thin nozzle members while maintaining appropriate tightening force.

Tapered apertures in a static mixer prevent jet clogging and fouling while maintaining rapid mixing rates.

Flexible tubing sections accommodate misalignment while an internal liner prevents urea crystallization in the exhaust flow path.

Annular baffles in a tubular vessel create turbulent flow via unidirectional linear motion, eliminating oscillatory components that increase device complexity.

A powder-liquid mixing device uses a dynamic discharge valve to synchronize feed and flow rates for efficient slurry production.

Hemispherical aerator body uses a Venturi tube to mix atmospheric air with recirculated water for oxygenation.

A rotating mechanical foam breaker disrupts surface foam in mixing containers to reduce air entrainment.

Segmented hydraulic jets induce turbulence to homogenize stratified crude oils within 0.6 tank turnovers, preventing process upsets.

Inclined bars within a tube bundle create cross-flow mixing and heat transfer, reducing pressure loss compared to static mixers.

A polymer mixing system disperses solid polymers into a pumpable slurry using controlled hydration rates and buffering agents.

Segmenting ingredients reduces pump energy by maintaining low viscosity, avoiding high thermal loads from processing combined viscous mixtures.

Vortex flow formation reduces chemical viscosity, allowing discharge through compact piping without requiring large inclination angles.

Radial flow plates in a compact doser mix DEF with exhaust gas, reducing system length while maintaining NOx reduction effectiveness.

A perforated tubular reductant injector diverts exhaust gas through sidewall openings to enhance urea spray penetration and decomposition.

Laminar elongational flow in the nozzle system reduces energy consumption while achieving stable emulsions with improved rheological properties.

An external motor drives a rotary shaft through the inlet pipe to churn solid hops, preventing blockages in brewing tanks.

A disposable mixing syringe uses a unitary nozzle to merge components through multiple emulsifying passageways.

A microfluidic device creates liquid lenses using electrowetting on dielectric to control droplet shape.

A gel production system fluidizes powder in pressurized air before injecting it into a water stream for complete hydration.

A membrane emulsification apparatus with a refiner generates refined emulsions through controlled aperture egression and flow convergence.

A mixer cone with tapered geometry and flow reversal scoops generates high turbulence to mix exhaust gases with reducing agents.

An axially mobile impact head adjusts the passage width in response to fluid pressure, ensuring uniform globule fragmentation.

A method models heat exchanges between exhaust gases and mixer walls to calculate wall temperature for optimizing reducing agent injection.

A formula delivery head uses a manifold chamber and multiple nozzles to distribute formulation evenly.

Aeration dispenser mixes water, cleaner, and air to produce foamed cleaning agent that maintains cellular integrity while preventing inlet leakage.