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    Since 1948 Silverson has been the leader in the development of high-speed

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    high shear mixers. Supplying customers throughout the world

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    in industries as diverse as pharmaceuticals, cosmetics,

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    foods, chemicals and lube oils.

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    At Silverson we specialize in the manufacture

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    and application high shear mixers that are capable of reducing mixing times up to 90 percent

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    when compared to conventional methods.

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    The specially-designed workhead also allows each mixer to disintegrate,

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    dissolve and homogenize at the same time.

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    In this demonstration sugar crystals are stirred by a conventional agitator.

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    The ingredients very quickly begin to move as a single body

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    and although the crystals will eventually dissolve a high shear mixer

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    can achieve the same results

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    in a matter of seconds.

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    How was the high shear mixer able to do this?

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    The high-speed rotation of the rotor

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    exerts a powerful suction drawing liquid and solid materials

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    upwards into the workhead.

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    Centrifugal force then drives the materials towards the periphery of the workhead

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    where they're rapidly milled between the rotor blades and the stator.

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    This is followed by intense hydraulic shear as the materials are forced out

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    through the stator and back into the mix.

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    Fresh material is continually drawn into the workhead resulting in a

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    circulatory pattern of mixing all below the surface.

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    As a result there is little or no turbulence above the surface and aeration is reduced to a minimum.

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    The Silverson design not only substantially reduces mixing times

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    but also allows the machine to operate far beyond the capabilities of a conventional agitator.

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    Oil and water emulsions for example even with an emulsification

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    agent present are virtually impossible to form using a stirrer or agitator.

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    The solution will separate within seconds of the machine being switched off.

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    The Silverson high shear mixer however, produces an almost instantaneous stable emulsion.

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    Another common problem is that of dispersing gums and thickening agents with a conventional agitator.

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    Thickening agents must be added slowly

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    and carefully over a long period of time in order to prevent the kind of agglomerates seen here.

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    Once such agglomerates have been formed the agitator cannot disperse them.

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    With a Silverson mixer the powder can be added quickly

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    and will still form a clear agglomerate-free solution.

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    Identical results can be achieved with much larger volumes using production-scale Silverson mixers.

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    The action of any Silverson mixer can be modified by the use of different workheads

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    which enable any machine to perform a wide range of functions.

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    These workheads are quickly and easily changed.

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    The Silverson range of equipment includes many specialized machines designed to suit specific requirements.

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    For example, the Duplex Disintegrator seen here,

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    instantly popping oranges, is used for reducing and homogenizing large solids in a single operation.

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    Originally developed for the disintegration and solubilization of solid rubbers and polymers

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    and with capacities of up to 5,000 gallons,

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    the Duplex's twin workhead assembly is ideal for the high-speed production

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    of lube oils, adhesives and rubber solutions.

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    A complete range of In-Line mixers is available for the continuous processing or recycling of products.

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    Self pumping and aeration free, their design makes it impossible for any material to bypass the workhead

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    without being subjected to intense mechanical and hydraulic shear.

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    Easily added to an existing process, a Silverson In-Line mixer

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    can dramatically improve productivity, greatly reducing the mixing time,

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    while improving the product quality and uniformity.

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    Since our beginning Silverson has supplied customers in 150 countries,

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    increase productivity, reliability

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    and minimal maintenance requirements have all contributed to the growth of our

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    large and loyal customer base.

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    In addition to Silverson's range of standard equipment

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    we design and manufacture mixers for individual customers specific needs.

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    The Silverson D2500 was developed for the disintegration and solubilization of

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    large polymer bales in the chemical industry and has since found many additional

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    applications in industries as diverse

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    as adhesives, asphalt, lube oils and foods.

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    The Silverson Flashblend was specifically designed for the continuous dispersion of powders into liquids.

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    Capable of incorporating up to 22,000 pounds of powder per hour.

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    It gives a totally agglomerate free product with the minimum of aeration.

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    Typical applications include gums and thickeners, carbopol, flour, starches and milk powder.

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    The Silverson Ultramix was developed for applications which are beyond the capabilities of a conventional

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    agitator or stirrer, but do not necessarily require the intense high shear of a Silverson rotor/stator mixer.

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    Ideal for incorporating powders in high viscosity mixes, the single-piece hygienic mixing head

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    is equally suited to aggressive chemical service and the most demanding sanitary standards.

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    Our extensive test facilities enable our customers to test products and further discuss their applications.

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    Silverson Machines are a complete departure from the use of conventional mixers, they will increase efficiency, output and profit.

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    Silverson the first name in high shear mixers.

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The example sentences of AERATION in videos (13 in total of 13)

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that determiner s proper noun, singular a determiner lot noun, singular or mass of preposition or subordinating conjunction olympic adjective sized verb, past tense swimming verb, gerund or present participle pools noun, plural , and coordinating conjunction in preposition or subordinating conjunction fact noun, singular or mass , the determiner aeration noun, singular or mass tanks noun, plural used verb, past participle to to biologically adverb
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Definition and meaning of AERATION

What does "aeration mean?"

/eˈrāSH(ə)n/

noun
introduction of air into material.