VisiMix is a tool that provides the accurate answer, saves you time, money and resources
VisiMix is a tool that provides the accurate answer,
saves you time, money and resources
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mathematical modeling of mixing,
mixing-dependent processes in low viscosity liquids,
multiphase media,
calculation of all mixing and process parameters,
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impellers – propeller and disk turbine,
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CLIENTS ALL AROUND THE WORLD, AMONG THEM:
INNOVATIVE SOFTWARE DEVELOPED BY EXPERTS IN INDUSTRIAL MIXING
Chemical Mixing Simulation
Process technology transfer is an important activity in the chemical industry.
Chemical process that occurs in a stirred reactor is highly dependent on hydrodynamics
during mixing.
Chemical Mixing Simulation consists, fundamentally, of the estimation of the main mixing parameters
that influence the process and determine its result even in yield, operation, and quality of the product.
Knowledge of these parameters and their interaction with the process allows better understanding of the process.
Frequently it is required to make adapt the equipment or operation to improve the performance of the process.
Using VisiMix for Chemical process simulation, the professional personal in the team is also able,
with a high degree of confidence, to evaluate the transfer of the process to another stirred reactor
as well as to scale up / down it.
In addition using VisiMix for simulation of these processes
leads to saving time and money during the development of a project.
Mixing Science and Practice
The Purpose of Mixing Let us start out by asking the question: what is the purpose of mixing? Then, we can understand why we need chemical mixing simulation. We carry out mixing in order to affect a process in a
Liquid–liquid mixing: Impeller design for liquid–liquid dispersion using VisiMix RSD/Turbulent
In this article, we discuss liquid–liquid system in VisiMix and explain how we use Particle Vision Microscopy (PVM) PVM to calculate droplet size. For that we need the PVM droplet size to be matched to VisiMix in order to “calibrate”
Unit Operations of Chemical Engineering
The VisiMix tool allows you to analyze and study most of mixing processes. It is always good to confirm some of these parameters by experimentation; by using VisiMix you can minimize the number of experiments needed. Let us take a
Liquid Mixing Process: Hydrodynamics During Mixing
Hydrodynamics in stirred vessels can be classified as laminar or turbulent. VisiMix utilizes two sets of tools: one devoted to laminar mixing and a couple of them devoted to turbulent mixing. The hydrodynamic parameter used to describe whether the mixing
Chemical process calculations
Paradigm Shifts Process intensification is a paradigm shift in the chemical engineering industry, as it means that we can begin to look at chemical processing not from the point of view of incremental improvement, instead from the point of view
Chemical process technology
If you are looking for a chemical process technology which will save you money and help you use your existing equipment better, you should give VisiMix a try! The learning curve with VisiMix is much shorter than any other tool
Chemical Process Simulation: Scaling Up Mixing Processes without the Common Challenges
Avoid the Most Common Challenges During The Chemical Process Simulation Processes. In the chemical and pharmaceutical fields, Scaling Up often provides many tough challenges due to the many complicated processes involve that are often difficult to identify and of course
Scale Up Methodology
The scale up methodology is very significant for chemical engineers. An important aspect that is of interest to chemical engineers is the implementation of industrial processes whereby chemical conversion of materials happens together with the transmission of mass, heat, and