Determining Torque Split for Multiple Impellers in Slurry Mixing

Fluids and Solids Handling

February

2012

Gregory T. Benz, P.E.

Yield-stress slurries, such as those used in paper, biofuel, and polymer production, can be difficult to mix. This article explains how to determine torque requirements for multiple-impeller slurry-mixing systems to optimize tank geometry and minimize power consumption

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