Mixer for Blending CaCo3 with Latex

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50 to 65% what? Volume? Weight? What?

What's the viscosity of the latex?

Particle size of the powder?

Additives?

Really we can't read your mind, and you are obviously not prepared to provide useful information.

Go back to the drawing board, get all the information you need to make a proper presentation and then come back.

The total batch is 1000 gallon (3800 L)

Latex is viscosity 1000 cps. 60% by weight

CaCo3 is 5 um about 40% by weight

Thickener is about 0.03%

other additive is colorant, biocide is very little.

Thickener is fumed silica, or what?

"paddle or propeller shaft in the tank to help disperse the calcium carbonate?"

Is this your first compounding project?

Maybe you should read a book on compounding.

The thickener is anionic carboxylated styrene-butadiene copolymer alkali swellable latex thickener.

OK, do you have the equipment to do this?

Have you ever done this before?

Do your raw material suppliers have any advice?

This doesn't seem to be that difficult, even if you have never done it before.

Old Salt, Thank you for all the advices. West

Yeah, chalk paint.....

http://salvagedinspirations.com/best-homemade-chalk-paint-recipes/

http://websterschalkpaintpowder.com/

http://www.wmprocess.com/paint-mixing/

I am new to this, is sometimes hard to ask a supplier before you doing business with them. So I try to get as much information as possible under my belt. So I can ask them easier. Thanks for all your help.

This should have been in your OP. (original post) More helpful responses would have been given to you, if the fact that this was your first attempt had been known. There are people here who can help you.

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Talk to at least 3 equipment suppliers and tell them what you are trying to do. Write a request for quote for batch paint mixers, even if you don't know all the details. They will help you, because they want to sell you equipment.

The Super Bowl may hinder responses tonight.

Worst "football" game I've ever seen.

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It's easy to dominate when only one team shows up to play.

You should talk to multiple vendors to get multiple solutions. One solution to consider for creating thick, viscous slurries is continuous blending.

The ingredients are metered at the correct proportions into the continuous blender in a steady-state condition. The blender will only be sized to handle 30-seconds of material, instead of capacity to hold the entire batch. This will greatly lower the floor space and HP requirements for the blender.

This blender manufacturer offers free feasibility tests at their lab in York PA.

http://www.readco.com/continuous-mixing.html

http://youtu.be/g9arsJQoCEc

What is the process usage of the blended material (how long will it take to consume the 1000 gallons?)