Static Mixture
Astatic mixer is an engineered device with no moving
parts that is inserted into a pipe or channel to blend two
or more fluids. The mixing is accomplished by stationary
baffles, or mixing elements, that manipulate the fluid
flow, causing it to divide, recombine, and rotate until a
homogenous mixture is formed
Key features and benefits:
• Low maintenance:Without moving parts, static mixers have no
motors, seals, or other components that can wear out, resulting in
minimal upkeep and low operational costs.
• Energy efficient: They require no external power, as they operate
solely on the fluid’s inherent flow energy.
• Compact design: Static mixers are typically small and require little
space for installation, making them easy to integrate into existing
systems and processes.
• Predictable and consistent performance: The mixing
performance is reliable, uniform, and quantifiable