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Emulsification processes – Techniques and equipment

Authors: Martine POUX, Jean-Paul CANSELIER

Publication date: April 10, 2023 | Lire en français

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3. Emulsification by mechanical agitation

3.1 Devices

Principle and mechanisms

The aim of these devices is to create the right shear to encourage droplet breakup; in this sense, radial agitator mobiles are well suited. But the role of the agitator is not limited to droplet formation in the agitated tank: it must also ensure good recirculation, in order to provide a fairly narrow size distribution, because as the droplets move away from the agitator, and therefore from the shear zone, they...

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