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Mixer needs no maintenance

A Chemineer product story
Edited by the Engineeringtalk editorial team Jun 23, 2006

The WVM water vortex mixer provides major benefits for additive injection/chemical dosing applications, including zero maintenance.

Chemineer's WVM water vortex mixer provides major benefits for additive injection/chemical dosing applications, including zero maintenance.

Designed for wastewater and potable water applications, the static WVM forces dosing to take place in front of the mixing elements so that chemicals are very rapidly dispersed by the vortices created by the mixer's elements.

This leads to a massive acceleration whereby phosphate ions and metal ions can't escape making contact and thus cause the much-desired precipitation.

Chemineer's WVM provides very low pressure drops, and can be applied to any turbulent flow mixing problem, regardless of line-size or shape.

Rapid uniformity of component parts is caused by vigorous cross-stream mixing as the vortices interact.

By calculating the precise inlet stream conditions, any desired level of uniformity can be achieved.

The smooth, streamlined shape of the WVM, which is designed for use without sparge pipe type injection lances that are prone to blocking, means that there are no surfaces on which particles can "hang-up".

The underside of the tabs is continuously swept clear of debris by the same vortex action that produces the mixing effect.

The most suitable location for mixers is in tertiary treatment, where aluminium or iron salts are added to form insoluble phosphates, which can then be removed via precipitation.

Mixing can be achieved using a WVM in just a few seconds, thus minimising coagulant hydrolysis.

The WVM is available in a range of DWI regulation 25 approved epoxy and Rilsan (nylon) coatings, as well as 316L stainless steel.

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