The difference between the cone mixer and the mixer is mainly reflected in the following aspects:
First of all, from the perspective of equipment structure, the conical mixer usually adopts a conical container, the bottom is installed with a stirring paddle, and the top of the container is an open or sealed structure, which can be equipped with a sealing cover or sight glass. Mixers usually use a round container with a mixing paddle mounted at the bottom, and an open structure at the top of the container, which can be equipped with a sealed lid or sight glass.
Secondly, from the perspective of the working principle, the cone mixer makes the material form a rotary motion in the container through the centrifugal force generated by the taper of the container, so as to realize the mixing of the material. The mixer uses the mechanical energy generated by the stirring paddle to form a circulating flow of materials in the container, so as to realize the mixing of materials.
In addition, from the perspective of application range, the cone mixer is suitable for mixing materials with different specific gravity and large particles, such as ceramic raw materials, food raw materials, etc. The mixer is suitable for materials with similar specific gravity and small particles, such as plastic particles, pigments, etc., which need to be evenly mixed.
Finally, from the perspective of operational performance, the cone mixer usually has a high mixing efficiency and can quickly complete the mixing of materials. The mixer needs to be adjusted and controlled according to the characteristics and requirements of the material in order to achieve the ideal mixing effect.
To sum up, although the cone mixer and mixer are both used for the mixing of materials, there are certain differences in the equipment structure, working principle, application scope and operation performance. In practical applications, it is necessary to select the appropriate equipment type according to the characteristics and requirements of the material to obtain the ideal mixing effect.