(493c) Proven Results of Converting Batch Mixing Systems to Flexible Continuous Inline Blending System

Learn how converting your existing batch mixing operations to continuous inline blending systems can result in

• Reduced capital cost to bring new product variants to market
• Fastest time-to-market for new product launches
• Increased throughput using existing plant equipment
• Rapid changeover with minimum product losses when changing from one product formulation to the next
• Most efficient use of existing plant real estate when introducing new product variants

Learn how to determine if your batch mixing process is a candidate for conversion to an inline blending system by looking at key considerations

• Aqueous / organic solubilities
• Wide differences in viscosity between ingredients
• Large formula turndown and rangeability between products
• Ingredients requiring significant mixing energy
• Staging and handling of flammable ingredients
• Residence time required prior to the introduction of subsequent ingredients
• Cross contamination avoidance

Actual project case studies will be used to illustrate how these results were achieved.