Minerals Beneficiation - Power Requirements in Multi-Phase Mixing

The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers
N. Arbiter C. C. Harris J. Steininger
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The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers
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9
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Jan 1, 1964

Abstract

Power consumption and operating variables in air-liquid systems for a wide range of operating conditions in the turbulent region have been correlated by two dimensionless groups involving the power ratio and the flow number. The form of the correlation was developed by considering flow balances related to the air-liquid composite density in the impeller zone. Data for two phase air-liquid systems, both from literature and from the present investigation, has been correlated with high statistical significance. Two phase solid-liquid and three phase gas-liquid-solid systems have also been correlated. The quantification of power requirements in the agitation of liquids is well established.1 Rushton, Costich and Everett have shown that, for mixers operating in the fully turbulent region with no vortex, the power number
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APA: N. Arbiter C. C. Harris J. Steininger  (1964)  Minerals Beneficiation - Power Requirements in Multi-Phase Mixing

MLA: N. Arbiter C. C. Harris J. Steininger Minerals Beneficiation - Power Requirements in Multi-Phase Mixing. The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers, 1964.

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