Investigation of Mixing Non-Spherical Particles in a Double Paddle Blender via Experiments and GPU-Based DEM Modeling †

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In this study, we have investigated the mixing kinetics and flow patterns of non-spherical particles in a horizontal double paddle blender using both experiments and the discrete element method (DEM). The experimental data were obtained using image analysis from a rotary drum containing cubical and cylindrical particles. Then, the experimental data were used in order to calibrate the DEM model. Using the calibrated DEM model, the effects of operating parameters such as vessel fill level, particle loading arrangement, and impeller rotational speed on the mixing performance were examined. The diffusivity coefficient was calculated to assess the mixing performance.

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Jadidi, B., Ebrahimi, M., Ein-Mozaffari, F., & Lohi, A. (2022). Investigation of Mixing Non-Spherical Particles in a Double Paddle Blender via Experiments and GPU-Based DEM Modeling †. Engineering Proceedings, 19(1). https://doi.org/10.3390/ECP2022-12661

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