Agitation paddles/blades are rotating components designed to create fluid motion, mixing, or material transport in industrial processes.
| Parameter | Typical range | Notes & selection driver |
|---|---|---|
| Diameter | Typically 50-80% of vessel diameter | |
| Tip Speed | 1-10 m/s depending on application | |
| Blade Angle | 45-90 degrees relative to shaft | |
| Blade Count | 2 to 6 blades common | |
| Power Requirement | Function of viscosity, density, and speed |
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This component is used in the following industrial products
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Paddles are typically larger, slower-moving blades for gentle mixing or high-viscosity fluids, while turbine blades are smaller, high-speed designs that generate high shear and intense turbulence for rapid dispersion or gas-liquid mixing.
Selection depends on fluid viscosity, desired mixing intensity (blending vs. dispersion), solids content, corrosion requirements, and vessel geometry. Consulting performance curves (power number vs. Reynolds number) and material compatibility charts is essential.
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