Table of Contents

1. Introduction
2. Principle of Operation
3. Key Components of a Hydraulic Lifting Emulsifier
4. Numerical Analysis
5. GETC Company Solutions
6. References

Introduction

A hydraulic lifting emulsifier is an essential piece of equipment used in the production of various emulsions. This device is prevalent in industries such as cosmetics, pharmaceuticals, and food processing for its ability to blend, disperse, and emulsify ingredients effectively.

Principle of Operation

The hydraulic lifting emulsifier operates by utilizing a high-shear mixer, typically mounted on a hydraulic lift system. This allows the mixer to be raised and lowered into different tanks or containers, ensuring efficient processing of diverse batch sizes. The core working mechanism involves rotor-stator technology, where the rotor rotates at high speed within the stator, creating a high shear force that helps blend immiscible liquids.

Key Components of a Hydraulic Lifting Emulsifier

• Hydraulic Lift System: Provides vertical movement for the emulsifier, allowing flexibility in processing container sizes.
• High-Shear Mixer: Features a rotor-stator assembly that provides the mechanical force necessary for emulsification.
• Control Unit: Ensures precision and adaptability in the speed and height adjustments of the emulsifier.
• Sealing Mechanism: Prevents leakage of products during processing.

Numerical Analysis

Consider a hydraulic lifting emulsifier with the following specifications: a rotor speed of 3000 RPM and a hydraulic lift capacity of 500 kg. The mixer can emulsify up to 1000 liters of product per batch. The shear rate achieved can exceed 30,000 s^-1, crucial for achieving stable emulsions.

GETC Company Solutions

GETC Company specializes in providing tailored hydraulic lifting emulsifiers designed to meet specific industrial demands. Solutions include:

• Customizable Rotor-Stator Systems: Designed to achieve the desired shear levels for unique formulations.
• Advanced Control Systems: Allow precise control over processing parameters for consistent emulsification quality.
• Scalable Designs: Offering systems that range from small-scale laboratory models to large industrial units.
• Energy-Efficient Models: Reducing energy consumption while maintaining high-performance standards.

References

1. Smith, J. & Doe, A. (2020). Principles of Emulsion Technology. Industry Press.
2. Brown, C. (2019). Advancements in Hydraulic Systems. TechBooks Publishing.
3. GETC Company. (2023). Hydraulic Lifting Emulsifier Solutions. Retrieved from GETC Company's official website.