Dustfree Induction and Dispersion

Mixing of powder into liquid is very easy: You simply pour it onto the surface of the liquid and then you mix it in. It is quite clear that this creates a lot of dust – powder falls beneath the vessel but knifes and other equipment may fall into the vessel instead. It is obvious that powder sticks to the walls of the vessel and other devices inside and it is supposed to be normal, that lumps and agglomerates are built up when the powder comes in contact with the liquid. It takes a long time and strong shear to break and disperse them again. The addition of powders into liquids is known as dusty, dirty and unhealthy, for the operator as well as for the process.