The GV static mixer has been used successfully in turbulent flow applications for over 35 years. It is a high performance inline mixer capable of mixing low viscosity liquids, blending gases, dispersing immiscible liquids and creating gas-liquid dispersions with a very high degree of mixing in a short length.
Mixing Capabilities
Blend low viscosity liquids
Disperse immiscible liquids
Mix gases
Contact gases and liquids
Applications
Mixing of liquids, chemicals and additives in water treatment and chemical plants
Dispersing immiscible liquids such as crude oil and water in refineries for extraction applications
Mix gases in front of catalytic reactors
Contact air and liquids for oxidation
Geometric Configuration Variables
The GV static mixer is versatile because it has many geometric configuration variables that can be used to impact the intensity of mixing created within any given pipe diameter and create mixing solutions that are difficult to achieve with any other technology:
Standard GV static mixers are constructed with 5-corrugated plates across their diameter with a 45o corrugated plate angle relative to the pipe axis (Figures #1 - #2).
Number of layers can be varied within a given pipe diameter (Figure #3) to intensify mixing and contact
Corrugation angle can vary (Figure #4) to affect intensity of mixing and pressure drop.
Spacers between mixing elements take advantage of empty pipe turbulent mixing created by the upstream motionless mixing element (Figure #5) at no additional pressure drop.