Stationary mixer device arranged to homogeneously mix two or more components in liquid or semiliquid state
AssigneeCentro Ricerche Fiat S.p.A.
InventorVittorio Pellegrini
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AssigneeCentro Ricerche Fiat S.p.A.
InventorVittorio Pellegrini
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The device comprises a plurality of superimposable elements, in each of which there are formed cavities and holes arranged to originate channels for conveying the components, the said channels being disposed so as to originate a plurality of channel assemblies disposed in series to each other, each assembly comprising a first central channel, second channels with axes are substantially orthogonal to the axis of the said first channel, which second channels communicate with this latter and are disposed radially with respect to it, third channels, each of which has its axis parallel to that of the said first channel and originates from a corresponding second channel, and fourth channels whose axes are substantially orthogonal to the axis of the said first channels and which are disposed radially with respect to it.
A mixer device arranged to homogeneously mix two or more components in liquid or semiliquid state, particularly the components of a mixture comprising a solid phase and a liquid phase of a metal alloy, characterized in comprising a plurality of superimposable elements, in each of which there are formed cavities and holes arranged to give rise to channels for conveying the said components, the said channel being disposed in such a manner as to originate a plurality of channel assemblies disposed in series to each other, each assembly comprising a first central channel, second channels whose axes are substantially orthogonal to that of the said first channel and which communicate with the said first channel and are disposed radially relative to it, third channels each of which has its axis parallel to that of the said first channel and originates from a corresponding second channel, and fourth channels whose axes are substantially orthogonal to the axis of the said first channel and which are disposed radially with respect to it, each of the said fourth channels being in communication with one of the said third channels and with the first channel of an adjacent assembly.
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