Heat Jacketed Mixing Tank With Agitator Stirrer
- Capacity:
- 40 L, 50 L, 10 L
- Voltage:
- Customized(110-480V)
- Material:
- SUS304, SUS316L
- Power:
- 7.5 kW
- Customization:
- Available
- After-sales Service:
- Online/Spare Parts/Life-Long Aftersale Service
- Warranty:
- 1 Year
- Condition:
- New
- Key Selling Points:
- Multifunctional
- Material Processed:
- Food
- Heating Method:
- steam,gas,electric
- weight (kg):
- 980
A jacketed mixing tank synchronizes thermal fluid shell circulation with negative pressure extraction to process oxidation-prone slurries and high-viscosity resins. Regulated heat transfer fluids flowing through outer jacket chambers conduct thermal energy into vessel walls while an extraction pump lowers headspace pressure below atmospheric levels. This internal depression reduces liquid solvent boiling thresholds, expediting vapor flash separation and expelling entrained air pockets without exposing sensitive formulations to destructive thermal thresholds.
Flash Evaporation Kinetics and Boiling Front Regulation
Operating a heat jacketed mixing tank under vacuum conditions lowers vapor pressure barriers across liquid interfaces. Precise thermal jacket temperature management suppresses violent boiling surges, preventing product foam from rising toward vacuum collection manifolds.
Continuous heat distribution through conductive sidewalls replaces thermal energy consumed during rapid phase change evaporation. Maintaining an oxygen-depleted enclosure safeguards vulnerable active chemical compounds against oxidative degradation throughout high-temperature cycles.
Industrial Vacuum Extraction Architecture Comparison
| Vacuum System Profile | Operating Pressure Range | Vapor Recovery Efficiency | Routine Maintenance Focus |
|---|---|---|---|
| Liquid Ring Assembly | 25 to 80 mbar | Moderate across condensable streams | Seal fluid temperature checks |
| Dry Screw Mechanism | 0.05 to 10 mbar | High across solvent extraction | Exhaust silencer cleaning |
| Rotary Vane Setup | 0.5 to 20 mbar | Requires upstream condensate traps | Oil mist filter replacement |
Micro-Cavity Degassing and Boundary Layer Renewal
Entrained micro-bubbles suspended in non-Newtonian fluids increase internal thermal resistance and cause batch porosity defects. Operating a jacketed tank with stirrer promotes continuous upward displacement, drawing dense bottom fluids toward the negative pressure liquid-vapor boundary.
Rotational sweep continuously fractures surface tension, allowing expanding gas pockets to burst cleanly into the extraction stream. Controlled shearing velocities eliminate vortex cavitation while generating sufficient axial velocity to renew conductive boundary layers along hot container walls.
Dynamic Seal Containment and Equalized Vacuum Discharge
A jacketed mixing tank with agitator incorporates dual pressurized mechanical face seals charged with compatible barrier fluids. This sealing enclosure sustains deep vacuum levels without atmospheric leakage through rotating shaft entries.
Calibrated vacuum equalization valves located on top domed heads admit filtered air to neutralize vessel depression prior to discharge. Gravity evacuation proceeds through bottom-mounted diaphragm valves without pump cavitation, preventing product foaming or fluid hang-up across recipe changeovers.
Key Selling Points
- Batch flexibility:Heated Mixing System with Vacuum Extraction suits multi-product, multi-batch production and allows cleaning and processing rhythm to be adjusted at changeover.
- Maintenance:The use of the multiple-vessel arrangement reduces disassembly and handling effort, making cleaning and maintenance easier to schedule.
- Process fit:The multiple-vessel arrangement can be combined with the vessel, agitator, and process units to make the site layout more flexible, so the process can be matched to the formulation handled by Heated Mixing System with Vacuum Extraction.
- Process fit:The heating and temperature control supports heating, heat retention, or staged temperature control to maintain consistent process conditions, with the processing sequence arranged around the material used by Heated Mixing System with Vacuum Extraction.



Agitator Type
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| High Shear Homogenizer/high shear mixer/homogenizer head | Sawtooth Impeller/high shear dispersion blade /Cowles Blade Impeller | 3-Blade Propeller Impeller/Three-Leaf Paddle/Marine Propeller | Gate/Frame / Anchor Impeller | ||||
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| Rushton Turbine/Flat-blade disk turbine | Helical Ribbon Impeller/helical ribbon mixer | Pitched Blade Impeller | Dual Pitch Impeller |
Recommended Process
For mixing, dispersion, dissolving, and batch preparation of liquid and paste materials, followed by circulation or transfer, Heated Mixing System with Vacuum Extraction keeps the main process units and inlet/outlet connections closely arranged to reduce waiting between steps.
Visible Configuration
With the vacuum processing system, multiple-vessel arrangement, heating and temperature control, and vessel system as the core arrangement, Heated Mixing System with Vacuum Extraction can be adapted to different production scales, cleaning requirements, and installation methods.









