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  • ABSTRACT A static element mixing tube is provided by employing opposed angularly disposed baffles of alternating hand which provides mixing action by re-positioning of the stream. Mixing action at flow rates below the turbulent level are generally independent of throughput.
  • This invention relates to an interfacial surface generator and a method for the preparation of interfacial surface generators.
  • interfacial surface generator is employed herein to describe a static mixing element through which a stream of liquid gas or particulate solids may be passed and the configuration of the generator is such that the stream is divided and recombined to provide mixing.
  • Several varieties of such mixers are known and disclosed in the following U.S. Pat. Nos. 3,051,452; 3,051,453; 3,182,965; 3,195,865; 3,206,170; 3,239,197; 3,286,992; 3,328,003; 3,358,749; 3,394,924;
  • interfacial surface generators are generally obtained by providing a baffle or stream-deflecting element of a specific configuration within a conduit or passageway. Frequently such interfacial surface generators require machine or block molding, casting or sheet fabrication to obtain baffles of the desired configuration.
  • U.S. Pat. No. 3.358.749 and No. 3,394,924 disclose the preparation of interfacial surface generators by the deformation of tubes. Deformation of tubes most often is suitable for mixers employing low pressure and relatively small diameters. The preparation of mixers of large diameter has generally been limited to the insertion of preformed baffle sections such as are disclosed in U.S. Pat. No. 3,051,452 and the like. Often times when baffies are inserted within a conduit, substantial difficulty is encountered in securing the baffies in the desired position where access to the inside of the tube for fabrication purposes is not readily available.
  • a method for preparing an interfacial surface generator comprising providing a hollow tubular conduit having a wall, forming a first plurality of slots in the wall of the conduit, the first plurality of slots being generally radially disposed, the first plurality of slots being disposed at an angle of substantially less than 90 to the longitudinal axis of the conduit, the first plurality of slots in an orthographic projection of an end view of the planes thereof being disposed in angular relationship to each other, providing a first plurality of plate-like elements, disposing said first plurality of plate-like elements each in a slot of the first plurality of slots, affixing the plate-like elements in generally sealing engagement to the wall of the conduit to provide a first baffle arbitrarily designated as a righthanded baffle, forming within the wall of the conduit adjacent the first baffle a second, third and plurality of slots, the second plurality of slots being disposed generally similar to the first plurality of slots but rotate
  • an interfacial surface generator comprising a hollow tubular conduit defining an internal longitudinal passageway, the conduit having a wall, at least a first plurality of generally opposed plate-like elements disposed in angular relationship to the longitudinal axis of the conduit to form a first baffle, the platelike elements having at least one inwardly disposed edge, the edges of the first plurality of plate-like elements being in closely adjacent relationship, the first baffle being arbitrarily designated as being of right-handed configuration, a second baffle adjacent to the first baffle, the second baffle being of like construction to the first baffle with the exception that the plate-like elements are disposed in left-handed configuration and the edges thereof being angularly disposed about the axis of the conduit relative to the edges of the platelike element of the first baffle, a third baffle of plate-like elements of similar construction to the first baffle disposed adjacent the second baffle and remote from the first baffle and the plate-like elements having about the same angular relationship relative to the
  • FIGS. 1, 2 and 3 schematically depict three views of one embodiment of the invention.
  • FIGS. 4, 5, 6 and 7 depict end views of alternate embodiments of the invention.
  • FIGS. 1 and 2 are depicted schematically cutaway views of a mixer generally in accordance with the invention designated by the reference numeral 10.
  • FIGS. 1 and 2 are side views of a mixer wherein the mixer is rotated about the longitudinal axis relative to the other view.
  • the mixer 10 comprises in cooperative combination a generally cylindrical hollow body 12, the body 12 having a wall portion 13, a first end 14, a second end 15.
  • the body 12 defines an internal longitudinally extending passageway 17.
  • a first slot 18 is defined in the wall 13.
  • the slot 18 is generally angularly disposed relative to a longitudinal axis A of the conduit 12 and angularly disposed to a plane normal to the axis A.
  • the first baffle 19 is disposed within the slot 18 and affixed therein in generally sealing engagement.
  • the baffle 19 defines a first or inwardly projecting edge portion 21 and an external edge portion 22 having a generally hemielliptical configuration.
  • a second slot 25 is oppositely disposed from the slot 18 having a generally like angular configuration with respect to the axis A and a plane normal to the axis A when viewed in a generally radial direction and has disposed therein a second plate-like element 26 having an internal edge 27 of generally linear configuration and an external edge 28 of generally hemielliptic configuration.
  • the plate-like elements 19 and 26 in cooperative combination form a first baffle generally designated by the reference numeral 30.
  • a housing 12 Adjacent the first baffle 30 a housing 12 defines a first slot 31 and a second slot 32.
  • the slots 31 and 32 are angularly disposed with relationship to each other to the axis A and to a plane normal to the axis A of the conduit 12. Relative to the first and second slots 18 and 25, the slots 31 and 32 are rotated at an angle about 90 about the axis A and are of opposite hand to the slots 18 and 25 and form a configuration of opposite hand to that formed by the slots 18 and 25.
  • a third plate-like element 33 of generally like configuration to the baffle 19 is disposed within the slot 31.
  • the baffle 33 has a generally linear edge 34 disposed within the passageway 17 and a generally hemielliptical edge 35 in generally sealing engagement with the wall 13 of the conduit 12.
  • a fourth platelike element 37 is disposed within the slot 32 generally opposite the third plate-like element 33.
  • the third plate-like element 33 has an inwardly disposed linear edge 38 and a second generally hemielliptical edge 39 in generally sealing engagement with the wall 13 of the conduit 12 thereby providing a second or left-handed baffle assembly generally designated by the reference numeral 40.
  • Adjacent to the baffle assembly 40 and remote from the baffle assembly 30 is a baffle assembly 41 of similar structure and orientation to the baffle assembly 30.
  • mixers in accordance with the present invention generally comprise alternating baffle assemblies of like configuration wherein one set of baffie assemblies are righthanded interdigitated with left-handed baffie assemblies whose generally linear edges are rotated about the axis of the conduit.
  • Such angular deviation for many applications is 90 but may vary between 30 to 160.
  • the plate-like elements making up the baffle assembly be disposed at an angular relationship to both the longitudinal axis and to a plane normal to the longitudinal axis.
  • the angular deviation of the linear edge such as the linear edges 21, 27, 34 and 38 usually is between about 30 and 70, and beneficially between about 35 and 55, the deviation being measured by the angular displacement of the linear edge to the longitudinal axis of the conduit.
  • the greater the angular deviation the more baffie units per unit length may be formed and thus an increased number of mixing stages may be obtained.
  • employing a lesser angle higher flow velocities are utilized before turbulent flow occurs.
  • FIG. 3 depicts an end view of the baffie assembly 30 of FIG. 1 depicting the relationship between the plate-like elements 19 and 26.
  • FIG. 4 there is depicted an end view of an alternate embodiment of the invention generally designated by the reference numeral 45.
  • the embodiment 45 comprises a generally cylindrical conduit 12a, a plurality of baffie assemblies each consisting of a pair of opposed plate-like elements 46 and 47 oppositely disposed in alternating pairs such as the apparatus of FIG. 1 wherein each of the plate-like members terminate in an edge 48 and 49, respectively, which define, when axially viewed, a generally circular opening 51 between the adjacent edges 48 and 49 of the plate-like elements 46 and 47.
  • a solid rod or conduit may be disposed between adjacent plate-like elements to provide indexing therefor during fabrication.
  • baffles may be assembled to a rod or conduit and subsequently inserted into a surrounding conduit such as the conduit 12a where pressure drops are relatively low. Support of plate-like elements may be entirely from the central rod or conduit 52. In instances where higher pressure drops are encountered, the baffles should be affixed to the external conduit such as the conduit 12a.
  • FIG. 55 there is depicted an alternate embodiment of the invention generally designated by the reference numeral 55 comprising a generally cylindrical conduit 12b having a plurality of plate-like elements having a similar arrangement to that of FIG. I wherein the plate-like elements comprises a first or large element 56 and a second or smaller element 55, the element 56 being a portion of an ellipse somewhat greater than a hemiellipse and terminating in a straight edge 58, whereas an element 57 comprises the remaining portion of the ellipse from which the element 56 may have been cut and terminates in a straight edge 59.
  • the lines designated by the reference numeral 61 represent the positioning of the linear edges of the second and fourth baffles of a mixer having the repeating pattern shown in FIG. 1 and the plate-like element configuration of FIG. 5, and the dotted line designated by the reference numeral 62 represents the edges of the plate-like elements forming third, fifth, seventh and like baffles.
  • FIG. 5 is applied with particular benefit when such a mixer is employed with viscous materials which have a tendency to be unmixed in the central portion thereof.
  • FIG. 6 An alternate embodiment of the invention is depicted in FIG. 6 generally designated by the reference numeral 65.
  • the mixer 65 comprises a hollow rectangular tube 67 having disposed therein a first generally plate-like element 68 angularly disposed therein generally in the manner of the element 19 of FIG. I and a second plate-like element 69 which generally corresponds to the element 26 of FIG. I.
  • a third plate-like element 71 is disposed behind the element 68 in a configuration generally similar to that of the slot 31 of FIGS. I and 2.
  • a fourth element 72 corresponding to the element 32 of FIGS. 1 and 2 is disposed adjacent the element 71.
  • a gap 73 is defined by the first element pair 68 and 69.
  • a similar pair 74 is defined between the elements 71 and 72.
  • the gaps 73 and 74 are disposed generally at right angles to each other and generally bisect the opposing sides of the elements 68 and 69.
  • the embodiment 65 is particularly advantageous wherein maximum mixing of the stream is required adjacent the outer portions thereof and minimal mixing toward the center.
  • a typical application of such a mixer is the application of a graded coating in a generally axial direction on a wire or conduit.
  • feeding such a mixer is done by providing a coaxial stream ofdiverse materials wherein a component desired to be in contact on a body such as a conduit or wire is centrally disposed, the material which is desired to form the external surface is peripherally disposed, the wire conduit and stream passed through the mixer wherein the wire or conduit passes through the common portion of the gaps 73 and 74 and the coaxial streams intermixed in the region of their interface to a desired degree dependent on the number of baffie stages through which the stream passes.
  • FIG. 7 there is schematically depicted an end view of an alternate embodiment of the mixer of the invention generally designated by the reference numeral 80.
  • the mixer 80 comprises a first or outer conduit 81 and a second or inner conduit 82.
  • the conduits 81 and 82 are generally coaxially arranged.
  • the first baffie of the mixer 80 employs three plate-like elements 83, 84 and 85, each having a semi circular configuration.
  • Each of the elements 83, 84 and 8S lies in a plane of generally like angular disposition to the axis of conduits 81 and 82 generally in the manner of the elements of FIG. 1.
  • Elements 83, 84 and 85 are circumferentially disposed within slots (not shown) in the conduit 82 to provide an angular circumferential spacing of about 120.
  • Additional trifoliate baffles of alternating hand are provided generally arranged as the baffies of FIGS. 1 and 2 wherein the leading edge of each element is positioned generally midway (angularly when viewed along the conduit axis) between two trailing edges of elements of an immediately adjacent baffie.
  • the elements may be affixed in the wall of conduit 82 and the resultant structure inserted into conduit 83 and optionally affixed to conduit 83 by welding adhesives or the like.
  • the elements may be affixed in the wall of conduit 82 and the resultant structure inserted into conduit 83 and optionally affixed to conduit 83 by welding adhesives or the like.
  • FIG. 7 is particularly well suited for heat exchange application wherein it is desired to obtain a uniform temperature in a viscous liquid.
  • the viscous liquid is passed through conduit 82 and the heat exchange liquid passed between conduits 81 and 82 either concurrently or in a countercurrent direction.
  • mixers are readily prepared employing 4, 5, 6 and more elements per baffie.
  • interfacial surface generators in accordance with the present invention are particularly advantageous in that they may be readily fabricated from almost any material which includes glass, metal, thermoplastics, thermosetting resins, glass fiber reinforced thermosetting resins and the like. Preparation of such mixers is readily accomplished with tube and sheet stock wherein the tube is slotted, the sheet-like elements secured in the slots by a suitable means such as adhesives, fusion welding, brazing, soldering or other joining means appropriate to the material employed.
  • a suitable means such as adhesives, fusion welding, brazing, soldering or other joining means appropriate to the material employed.
  • each of the plate-like elements of a pair may have a fractional elliptical configuration or they may be rectangular if desired and the portion of the elements extending beyond the conduits employed as a support for the finished mixer.
  • Mixers in accordance with the present invention are useful for the mixing of solids, liquids, gases and the like.
  • the present invention is particularly desirable in that for mixing liquids under pressure, metallic pipe such as steel or stainless steel is readily slotted, the plate-like elements inserted and welded in to provide a structure at least of equal bursting strength to the original pipe.
  • An interfacial surface generator comprising a hollow tubular conduit defining an internal longitudinal passageway, the conduit having a wall, a first pair of opposed plate-like elements disposed in angular relationship to the longitudinal axis of the conduit to form a first baffle, the plate-like elements having at least one inwardly disposed edge, the edges of the first and second plate-like elements being in closely adjacent relationship, the first baffle being of right-handed configuration, a second baffle adjacent to the first baffle, the second baffle being of like construction to the first baffle with the exception that the plate-like elements are disposed in lefthanded configuration and the edges thereof being angularly disposed about the axis of the conduit relative to the edges of the plate-like element of the first baffle, a third baffle of platelike elements of similar construction to the first baffie disposed adjacent the second baffle and remote from the first baffle and the plate-like elements having about the same angular relationship relative to the axis of the conduit as the first baffle.
  • the generator of claim 1 including a generally axially extending rod-like element disposed between adjacent pairs of plate-like elements.
  • a method for preparing an interfacial surface generator comprising providing a hollow tubular conduit having a wall,
  • first and second slots being generally diametrically opposed, the first and second slots being disposed at an angle of substantially less than 90 at the longitudinal axis of the conduit, the first and second slots in an orthographic projection of an end view of the planes thereof being disposed in angular relationship to each other, providing first and second plate-like elements,
  • baffle arbitrarily designated as a right-handed baffle
  • the third and fourth slots being disposed generally similarly to the first and second slots but rotated about the axis of the conduit and of opposite hand to the first and second slots,
  • fifth and sixth slots generally adjacent to the second and third slots and remote from the first and second slots, the fifth and sixth slots being oriented generally as the first and second slots, disposing fifth and sixth plate-like elements within the fifth and sixth slots and affixing them to the conduit wall to form a third baffle of generally right-handed configuration, the second baffle having a generally mirror image configuration to the first and third baffles.
  • An interfacial surface generator comprising a hollow tubular conduit defining an internal longitudinal passageway, the conduit having a wall, a first plurality of opposed plate-like elements disposed in angular relationship to the longitudinal axis of the conduit to form a first baffle, the plate-like elements having at least one inwardly disposed edge, the edges of the first plurality of elements being in closely adjacent relationship, the first baffle being of right-handed configuration, a second baffle adjacent to the first baffle, the second baffle being of like construction to the first baffle with the exception that the plate-like elements are disposed in left-handed configuration and the edges thereof being angularly disposed about the axis of the conduit relative to the edges of the platelike element of the first baffle, a third baffle of plate-like elements of similar construction to the first baffle disposed adjacent the second baffle and remote from the first baffle and the plate-like elements having about the same angular relationship relative to the axis of the conduit as the first baffle.
  • a method for preparing an interfacial surface generator comprising providing a hollow tubular conduit having a wall,
  • the first plurality of slots being generally radially disposed, the first plurality of slots being disposed at an angle of substantially less than at the longitudinal axis of the conduit, the first plurality of slots in an orthographic projection of an end view of the planes thereof being disposed in angular relationship to each other, providing a first plurality of plate-like elements,
  • baffle arbitrarily designated as a right-handed baffle

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