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What type of flow pattern does an axial (longitudinal) flow exhibit?

  • The liquid flows parallel to the impeller shaft (correct)
  • The liquid flows in a circular path around the shaft
  • The impeller pumps the liquid from the bottom to the surface
  • The liquid flows at right angles to the shaft
  • What reduces the sedimentation rate of suspended particles in viscous liquids?

  • Paddles
  • Impellers rotating in tanks
  • Propellers
  • Viscous liquids (correct)
  • Which type of flow pattern involves the impeller pumping the liquid from the surface to the bottom?

  • The liquid flows at right angles to the shaft
  • Radial flow
  • Tangential (Rotational) flow
  • Axial (longitudinal) flow (correct)
  • What are commonly used to mix liquids as well as liquids and solids in tanks?

    <p>Impellers rotating in tanks</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What type of flow pattern involves the liquid flowing at right angles to the shaft?

    <p>Radial flow</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What type of flow pattern involves the liquid flowing in a circular path around the shaft?

    <p>Tangential (Rotational) flow</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What reduces the sedimentation rate of suspended particles in viscous liquids?

    <p>Stirring and mixing</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which type of flow pattern involves the liquid flowing at right angles to the shaft?

    <p>Radial flow</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What type of impeller mixers commonly involve propellers?

    <p>Mixing miscible liquids and suspensions</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the most common method for mixing liquids as well as liquids and solids in tanks?

    <p>Impellers rotating in tanks</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Flow Patterns in Mixing

    • Axial (longitudinal) flow exhibits a flow pattern where the liquid flows parallel to the shaft.

    Sedimentation Rate

    • Viscosity of the liquid reduces the sedimentation rate of suspended particles.

    Radial Flow Pattern

    • Involves the impeller pumping the liquid from the surface to the bottom.

    Mixing in Tanks

    • Axial flow impellers are commonly used to mix liquids as well as liquids and solids in tanks.

    Tangential Flow Pattern

    • Involves the liquid flowing at right angles to the shaft.

    Rotational Flow Pattern

    • Involves the liquid flowing in a circular path around the shaft.

    Impeller Mixers

    • Propeller mixers commonly involve radial flow patterns.

    Mixing Methods

    • Axial flow is the most common method for mixing liquids as well as liquids and solids in tanks.

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    Test your knowledge about mixing miscible liquids and suspensions. Learn about the properties of low viscosity and viscous liquids, as well as the methods used for mixing liquids and solids.

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