Session: Mixing in Multi-Phase Systems - Solid-Liquid Systems (2009 Annual Meeting)

Description:

Multi-phase processes are ubiquitous in the process industries. There are still many such processes, most involving mixing in some way, that are poorly understood. This session will present progress in the area of solid-liquid mixing and suspension.

Sponsor:

North American Mixing Forum

Chair:

Lawrence L. Tavlarides
Professor
Syracuse University
BIomedical and Chemical Engineering Department
Syracuse, NY 13244
Phone Number: 315 443 1883
Email: lltavlar@ecs.syr.edu

Co-Chair:

David A. R. Brown

Papers:

211a

Design Mixers to Minimize Erosion and Corrosion-Erosion
Julian B. Fasano, Mixer Engineering Company; Kevin J. Myers, University of Dayton; Eric E. Janz, Chemineer, Inc.

211b

Successes and Emerging Issues in Simulating the Mixing Behavior of Liquid-Particle Nuclear Waste Slurries at the Savannah River Site
David C. Koopman, Savannah River National Laboratory; Bradley R. Pickenheim, Savannah River National Laboratory; Daniel P. Lambert, Savannah River National Laboratory; Michael E. Stone, Savannah River National Laboratory

211c

Solids Suspension by Hydrofoil Impellers Operating Close to the Vessel Bottom at Low Liquid Levels
Bob Dowd, Philadelphia Mixing Solutions LTD; Chris Hibshman, Philadelphia Mixing Solutions LTD; Wojtek Wyczalkowski, Philadelphia Mixing Solutions LTD

211d

Solids Suspension of a Mixture of Solids with Two Different Densities in Mechanically Agitated Tanks – Part 1- Low Concentration Effects
Arthur W. Etchells III, AWE3 Enterprises; Dr. Robert Hesketh, Rowan University; Maria Garcia-Barberena, Rowan University; Muhammad Usman Iftikhar, Rowan University; Cameron A MacGregor, Rowan University; Keith Weigand, Rowan University

211e

Importance of Particle Properties On the Dispersion of Nanoparticle Clusters
Gustavo A. Padron, BHR Group Limited; Gul Nerime Ozcan-Taskin, BHR Group Limited

211f

Particle Transport in Closed Streamline Flows at Small Reynolds Number
Jeffrey F. Morris, The City College of New York

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