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Home > Forums > Chemical Engineers > Materials > Emulsion engineering Forum

Oil water emulsion

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matbli (Electrical)

4 Sep 07 7:57

I am pumping water that sometimes contains small amounts of oil, measured in tenth of ppm. Today I rely on my pump to not only pump but also emulsify the oil which I am analysing. But I would like to use a different kind of pump that is not mixing, therefore I wonder if this could be solved with some kind of static mixer. My flow is about 5 litres/min. Any suggestions highly appreciated.

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