The coaxial dual-stirring scraper reactor, also known as the coaxial dual-stirring wall-scraping reactor, is commonly referred to as the dual-stirring wall-scraping reactor, dual-stirring wall-scraping tank, or dual-stirring wall-scraping mixer. The principle behind it is that two stirring systems share a single axis, both working from the center of the tank. However, in reality, these two axes are concentric; one stirs on the outer axis, while the other stirs on the inner axis. One serves to mix and stir, while the other performs the scraping action. The dual-stirring wall-scraping reactor is suitable for mixing materials that are relatively viscous and prone to sticking to the walls. It ensures that any lumps or clumps formed by the material are thoroughly broken down and mixed, resulting in higher reaction efficiency and better performance.
The coaxial dual-stirring agitator reactor is suitable for various complex processes such as dissolution, dispersion, reaction, emulsification, and coagulation of materials. It is widely used in biopharmaceuticals, food, fine pharmaceutical chemicals, medicine, cosmetics, coatings, and polymerization. Typical Applications: Emulsified silicone oil, chlorinated butadiene rubber, casein, leather fatliquors, PU aqueous adhesives, and MBS coagulation.
The double-stirring agitator reactor includes a tank, motor, and stirring shaft. The characteristic feature is that the stirring shaft consists of an outer shaft and an inner shaft concentric with each other. The outer shaft is fitted over the inner shaft and connected to a frame. The outer edge of the frame slides against the inner wall of the tank. The outer surface of the frame is connected to outer blades, while the inner shaft is equipped with inner blades. The outer and inner blades are arranged at intervals and staggered. The motor reducer has a two-in-one structure, each connected to the outer shaft and inner shaft respectively.
The dual-stirring and wall-scraping reactor is a versatile reaction vessel that integrates powerful stirring and wall-scraping functions. This equipment is highly adaptable to medium to high viscosity materials as well as those with thixotropic properties. Due to the simultaneous stirring and dispersion capabilities, it achieves excellent reaction results. The dual-stirring and wall-scraping reactor can perform either co-directional or bidirectional stirring, offering better mixing and dispersion effects with more flexible options.
The two most common stirring configurations for the double-stirring agitator with a scraped wall reactor are: 1. The combination of scraped wall stirring and paddle stirring, as shown in the figure below. This is suitable for mixing viscous but uniform materials. 2. The combination of scraped wall stirring and high-speed emulsifying heads, which is ideal for homogenizing and emulsifying high-viscosity materials. This configuration achieves the same effect as a double-stirring scraped wall emulsifying tank but has a different structural design. The double-stirring scraped wall emulsifying tank features two axes, allowing for vertical or central and eccentric stirring combinations. In the case of a coaxial combination, it consists of two rotating shafts, one inside the other, making it suitable for both large and small tanks.