Developed in cooperation with the Czech Technical University in Prague, our inline dynamic and static mixers provide high admixing efficiency while reducing the risk of blockage. Suitable for use with VOLUTE™, other water equipment such as a DAF unit, or as a standalone unit. Key benefits for flocculant dosing in sludge dewatering include increased cake dryness, decreased polymer consumption, and reduced preparation water consumption due to higher dilution ratios.
The inline dynamic and static mixers were developed in cooperation with the Czech Technical University in Prague for the best practice with inline mixing in industrial processes. The unique design of the mixing chamber provides high admixing efficiency and reduces the risk of blockage. The inline mixing optimizes the admixing process thanks to a lower dilution ratio, e.g.: polymer dilution.
Advantages
Homogenous mixing result Significantly reduced risk of blockage Long lifespan Potential chemical saving by improving the mixing efficiency Installation and integration in existing processes
Options
Dry run protection Thermistor to prevent motor overheating Material upgrade to AISI 316L, AISI 316Ti Variable-frequency drive (VFD)
Applications
Sludge and wastewater treatment Chemical industry Food and beverage Pharmacy Others
Customer service
Quick and easy spare parts service Reliable customer support Two-year warranty
Tens of laboratory and on-site tests prove the improvement of mixing processes in industrial use. We present you with the results of dozens tests conducted to optimize the chemical dosing during sludge dewatering in wastewater treatment.
Parameter / Average tests results
The static mixer or motionless mixer ensures reliable and continuous mixing of liquids in the pipeline.
AMCON's Inline Mixing Equipment Optimizes Sludge Dewatering Process
Municipal WWTP in Austria
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