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Side-entry agitator for mixing below liquid surface. The PDR is a simple side-entry-agitator for mixing below the liquid surface. The PDR is recommended for applications where low viscous liquids are mixed turbulently in high tanks and where a top-entry mixer would be too heavy due to its shaft length and –diameter. The sealing between the agitator and the vessel is done by means of a single-acting, internal mechanical seal which is lubricated by the mixing product or an additional fluid The agitator shaft is connected to the drive directly with a flange coupling inside the seal housing. By default, this agitator series is supplied with marine type propellers. Other mixing elements according to the mixing task upon request. Solutions correspond to those of the SPR, additionally mechanical seal in sealing housing. Other solutions for this series upon request.

PDR - Side-entry agitator Side-entry agitator for mixing below liquid surface. The PDR is a simple side-entry-agitator for mixing below the liquid surface. The PDR is recommended for applications where low viscous liquids are mixed turbulently in high tanks and where a top-entry mixer would be too heavy due to its shaft length and –diameter. The sealing between the agitator and the vessel is done by means of a single-acting, internal mechanical seal which is lubricated by the mixing product or an additional fluid The agitator shaft is connected to the drive directly with a flange coupling inside the seal housing. By default, this agitator series is supplied with marine type propellers. Other mixing elements according to the mixing task upon request. Solutions correspond to those of the SPR, additionally mechanical seal in sealing housing. Other solutions for this series upon request.

Homogenizing large tank volumes, mixing-in additives during the production of lubrication oil and suspending solids in a liquid phase are typical applications for the pneumatic pulse-mixing technology of PULSAIR. The process, patented worldwide, is based on an injection of an adjustable pressure pulse underneath an accumulator plate, installed on the bottom of the mixing tank. The injected pressurized air forms a big air bubble, soaring within the tank and displacing the surrounding liquid. Meanwhile negative pressure is generated underneath the bubble, sucking the surrounding material. This produces in the tank a vertical flow directed upwards, adjustable according to the requirements by varying the pulse length and the pulse duration. Contrary to mechanical agitators the height of the tank is very marginal. No moving parts or shaft bearings are in the tank.