Belt or Gear Drive for Blending
Industries : Chemical
Plenty side entry mixers for blending, homogenizing and temperature uniformity duties
FEATURES
Benefits:
- Rugged, heavy duty design for extended service life
- Minimum maintenance requirements
- Gear or belt drive options (See Models tab)
- Mechanical seal is standard supply
- Manufactured on modern computer controlled machining centers
- Optional tank man way adaptors are available
- Over 40 year's operational experience
- CE & ATEX 2G certification available
Unique Tank Shut-Off Device All units incorporate a tank shut-off device to allow the shaft seal and bearings to be changed under full tank conditions. The tank shut-off mechanism incorporates tapered metal to metal faces, positively clamped by a bolted flange which both seals products in the tank and securely supports the shaft during bearing and/or shaft seal changes. All tapered faces are wear and corrosion resistant. The most important aspect of the Plenty Shut-off and mechanical seal assembly is that it incorporates a safety check valve for ensuring that the shut-off is 100% effective before removal of any bearings or the mechanical seal. The Plenty shut-off mechanism offers complete safety and security as it does not incorporate any flexible O rings or gaskets which may deform, wear, or perish.
Maintaining Homogeneity
To maintain homogeneity of refinery finished or intermediate products or chemical plant feed stocks to ensure uniform specification. This demands complete movement throughout the tank with top to bottom “turnover” as well as circulation round the tank, to ensure that the product at the top, middle and bottom remains uniform to specification.
Blending
To mix two or more different components to obtain a homogeneous blend in a specified time to specific requirements again demands complete top to bottom “turnover”.
Temperature Uniformity
To aid heat transfer while heating or cooling or to maintain temperature uniformity - again complete fluid motion, top to bottom “turnover” would normally be required. Location of mixers relative to the heating element is also important to the success of the operation.
Combined Duties
It is possible that one or more of the duties may apply to a particular application and the most critical duty must determine the selection of mixer.
Generally the most power demanding duty is blending.
