Compression paddle mixer

A compression-paddle mixer comprising:

• a compression paddle having two sets of two paddle blades on paddle spokes that are extended radially from a paddle rod;
• the paddle blades being juxtaposed colinearly to the paddle rod;
• the two sets of the two paddle blades are oppositely disposed radially from the paddle rod;
• the paddle rod having a direction of rotation that is transmitted from a predetermined power source;
• the two sets of the two paddle blades having circumferential travel in a direction of the circumferential travel that is transmitted through the paddle spokes by the rotation of the paddle rod;
• the one or more sets of two paddle blades each having a radially outer paddle blade mounted on the paddle spokes parallel to the circumferential travel and a radially inner paddle blade which is mounted on the peddle spokes angularly to the outer paddle so that a distance between the leading edges is greater than a distance between trailing edges of the paddle blades to form channel-funnel orientation in the direction of the circumferential travel;
• the channel-funneled orientations include channel-funnel inlets having funnel-inlet areas intermediate leading edges of the paddle blades of the two sets of the paddle blades in the direction of the circumferential travel thereof;
• the channel-funneled orientations include channel-funnel outlets having funnel-outlet areas intermediate trailing edges of the paddle blades of the two sets of the two paddle blades;
• the funnel-inlet areas are predeterminedly larger than the funnel-outlet areas;
• the channel-funneled orientations have compression ratios that are defined by ratios of the channel-funnel inlet areas to the channel-funnel outlet areas of the two sets of the two paddle blades;
• the compression ratios are higher predeterminedly for mixes having high liquidity than for mixes having low liquidity;
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• the rotation of the peddle rod has a speed of rotation that is higher predeterminedly for the mixes having the high liquidity than for the mixes having the low liquidity.

A compression-paddle mixer comprising:

• a compression paddle having two sets of two paddle blades on paddle spokes that are extended radially from a paddle rod;
• the paddle blades being juxtaposed colinearly to the paddle rod;
• the two sets of the two paddle blades are oppositely disposed radially from the paddle rod;
• the paddle rod having a direction of rotation that is transmitted from a predetermined power source;
• the two sets of the two paddle blades having circumferential travel in a direction of the circumferential travel that is transmitted through the paddle spokes by the rotation of the paddle rod;
• the one or more sets of two paddle blades each having a radially outer paddle blade mounted on the paddle spokes parallel to the circumferential travel and a radially inner paddle blade which is mounted on the peddle spokes angularly to the outer paddle so that a distance between leading edges is greater than a distance between trailing edges of the paddle blades to form channel-funnel orientation in the direction of the circumferential travel;
• the channel-funneled orientations include channel-funnel inlets having funnel-inlet areas intermediate leading edges of the paddle blades of the two sets of the paddle blades in the direction of the circumferential travel thereof;
• the channel-funneled orientations include channel-funnel outlets having funnel-outlet areas intermediate trailing edges of the paddle blades of the two sets of the two paddle blades;
• the funnel-inlet areas are predeterminedly larger than the funnel-outlet areas;
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• the channel-funneled orientations have compression ratios that are defined by ratios of the channel-funnel inlet areas to the channel-funnel outlet areas of the two sets of the two paddle blades.