Mixing in microfluidic structures
- Dr. Ing. Daniel Jussen
- B. Sc. David Lüthy
- Dr. Ing. Peter Riedlberger
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Mixing in microfluidic structures Dr. Ing. Daniel Jussen B. Sc. David Lthy Dr. Ing. Peter Riedlberger Microprocess engineering and particulate systems Advantages: Challenges: Rapid mixing Macro to micro interface Defined
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Multilamelar mixer (Simm V2) High collision mixer
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𝑌𝑡 = 𝑍 𝑍
𝑇𝑈
𝑌𝑡= Segregation index 𝑍= Y is the ratio of acid mole number consumed by reaction (2) to the total acid mole number 𝑍
𝑇𝑈= Y in the total segregation case when the micromixing process is
infinitely slow
SIMM-V2 (multilamellar mixer) R300 (SAR/caterpillar mixer) R600 (SAR/caterpillar mixer)
Segregation index (XS) depence on the mixer type and flow rate (Q)
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2- BaSO4
SIMM-V2 (multilamellar mixer) Batch process
left: particle size distribution for diferent mixers and batch reaction, right: dependence of the mean particle diameter for different mixers
M4 (high collision mixer) R600 (SAR/caterpillar mixer) R300 (SAR/caterpillar mixer)