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Starting with the fundamentals (the basic principles of mixing), this course continues with practical applications to mixing technology, and ends with advanced topics such as solid-liquid processes. Operators will gain an excellent understanding of mixing theories and how they work in today's mixing technology without getting too product specific.
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Learning Outcomes:
- Describe the fundamentals of mixing technology including hydrodynamics and physical properties
- List past and recent advances in mixing technology
- Explain the use of mixing theories in modern mixing technology and the real world
- Explain various concepts such as mixing equipment, blending, heat transfer, and troubleshooting
- Discuss solid-liquid processes and gas liquid dispersion
Who Should Attend:
- Beginning Operators
- Experienced Operators
- Technicians or non-engineers who can use a better understanding of mixing theories to improve their performance and results
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