Flow Mixers TRIZ Cases

Baffles in an elongate cylindrical tube create turbulence zones that mix air into water, raising dissolved oxygen levels without expensive mechanical aerators.

Segmented nested tubes resolve microreactor complexity limits by enabling high-pressure industrial production with precise temperature control.

Microporous diffusers generate microcellular food structures by dispersing gas through static mixers, preventing large cell collapse.

A transportable plant integrates static mixing elements with a control unit to produce homogeneous chemical mixtures at user premises.

Interleaved deflector blade grids join via uncut side edges forming transverse strips, eliminating welding labor while maintaining structural strength.

Liquid-permeable membranes regulate additive release rates to prevent equipment damage from sudden chemical slugs in cooling systems.

Parallel chokes segment liquid streams to maintain diffusion efficiency at high flow rates.

A guide structure channels side flow via pressure difference to form a laminar carrier flow, preventing urea accrual on the doser tip without compressed air.

Slot-shaped apertures in honeycomb cell walls induce secondary fluid flows to improve heat exchange and mixing efficiency.

Segmented aerator chambers maintain flow rate while preventing over-oxidation.

Venturi apparatus dissolves oxygen into water without colloidal minerals, eliminating ingestion hazards while maintaining high dissolved oxygen concentrations.

A hand-held dispenser uses a rotatable spool valve to regulate water flow rate and chemical injection.

Three symmetrically arranged helical springs form an inner cavity to process larger fluid quantities while maintaining turbulence characteristics.

Spray devices direct liquid raw materials toward inner walls to maintain hygiene standards while reducing cleaning time between product batches.

Oppositely twisted mixing elements reduce swirls in ultrasonic flow meters, improving measurement accuracy without increasing pressure drop.

A method increases ferric chloride concentration by adding hydrochloric acid and iron substances.

A variable cross-sectional mixing zone injects supersonic steam into process liquid, resolving wall-flow bottlenecks that prevent slurry penetration.

Recirculation pipe returns hydrogen water to the mixing device, extending dissolution time and stabilizing concentration without increasing volume.

Sequential temperature-controlled reactors in a continuous emulsion aggregation system reduce processing time and improve batch-to-batch consistency.

Tangential inlet orifices drive a vortex mixer that equilibrates temperature and composition in hydroprocessing reactors.

Helical baffles induce rotational fluid flow in a cuvette tube, ensuring uniform UV exposure and preventing overheating during pathogen inactivation.