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How to Design a Mechanical Mixer/Agitator

07/13/2009 6:00 AM

I need to write a proposal on Design and Installation of Mixer to handle 13m3 Liters of sugar liquor.

Can any body assist or direct to good literature(s) on this?

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Re: How do I Design of Mechanical Mixer/Agitator

07/13/2009 6:08 AM

Perry, "The Chemical Engineer's Handbook", any edition.

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Re: How do I Design of Mechanical Mixer/Agitator

07/13/2009 6:51 AM

hi,

these came up in a google search:

unless you were building it yourself, I think the best approach would be to issue a request for proposal to contractors who can do this. outsourcing is a cost-effective way of doing things today.

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