Multiple-impeller stirred vessel studies
See Tiam You, Abdul Aziz Abdul Raman, Raja Shazrin Shah Raja Ehsan Shah, Mohamad Iskandr Mohamad Nor
Abstract
See Tiam You, Abdul Aziz Abdul Raman, Raja Shazrin Shah Raja Ehsan Shah, Mohamad Iskandr Mohamad Nor
Abstract
Multi-impeller stirred vessels are widely used for industrial applications. Based on the numerous studies that reported the motivation and importance of studies on multi-impeller systems, a systematic study was conducted to identify the focus and objectives of research and types of experiments conducted using multi-impeller systems. Researchers mainly focused on the effects of impeller spacing, off-bottom clearance, and type of impeller combinations. Most experiments were conducted on power number, power consumption, gas hold-up, and gas-liquid mass transfer. Research works have not exhausted all impeller-type combinations and there are still opportunities for future work. Computational fluid dynamics studies involving multi-impeller systems are also still lacking owing to flow complexities. This work can serve as a roadmap for future study themes.
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Multi-impeller stirred vessels are widely used for industrial applications. Based on the numerous studies that reported the motivation and importance of studies on multi-impeller systems, a systematic study was conducted to identify the focus and objectives of research and types of experiments conducted using multi-impeller systems. Researchers mainly focused on the effects of impeller spacing, off-bottom clearance, and type of impeller combinations. Most experiments were conducted on power number, power consumption, gas hold-up, and gas-liquid mass transfer. Research works have not exhausted all impeller-type combinations and there are still opportunities for future work. Computational fluid dynamics studies involving multi-impeller systems are also still lacking owing to flow complexities. This work can serve as a roadmap for future study themes.
Key concepts: Impeller, Power consumption, Work (physics), Computational fluid dynamics, Mechanical engineering, Focus (optics), Power (physics), Flow (mathematics)