EP2421634A1 - Modulare mischer - Google Patents
Modulare mischerInfo
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- EP2421634A1 EP2421634A1 EP10714581A EP10714581A EP2421634A1 EP 2421634 A1 EP2421634 A1 EP 2421634A1 EP 10714581 A EP10714581 A EP 10714581A EP 10714581 A EP10714581 A EP 10714581A EP 2421634 A1 EP2421634 A1 EP 2421634A1
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Definitions
- the invention relates to modular mixers for applications in modular micro process engineering.
- Micro process engineering or micro reaction technology has become increasingly important in recent years in chemical research and development. The cause is the demand of the market to develop new products and improved processes in ever shorter times.
- the modular micro process technology offers the possibility to assemble different micro process modules according to a modular principle into a complete production plant in the smallest format.
- the micro process engineering has immediate advantages for the chemical process management: Microstructured apparatus have a very large surface area to volume ratio , For this reason, for example, heat and mass transfer processes can be significantly intensified.
- Modular microreaction systems are commercially available, e.g. by Ehrfeld Mikrotechnik BTS GmbH.
- the commercially available modules include mixers, reactors, heat exchangers, sensors and actuators and much more.
- Static mixers have established themselves as mixers in micro process engineering. While in dynamic mixers, the homogenization of a mixture by moving organs such as e.g. Stirrer is achieved in static mixers, the flow energy of the fluid is exploited: A conveyor unit (eg a pump) pushes the liquid through a provided with static mixer internals pipe, wherein the main flow axis following liquid is divided into partial streams, depending on the nature of the internals with each other be vortexed and mixed.
- a conveyor unit eg a pump
- An example of a static micromixer is the diamond mixer described in DE20219871U1.
- micromixers If chemical reactions are carried out in the micromixers with low reaction rates compared to the available residence time, it may be necessary to connect a plurality of micromixers one behind the other in order to have a residence time which is sufficient for the completion of the reaction.
- a serial connection of several micromixers has several disadvantages. On the one hand, the serial connection of several micro mixers leads to a high pressure loss.
- the individual micromixers and in particular the connection points have to be sealed off from the outside world, which means an increasing expenditure with an increasing number of micromixers. Furthermore, a high number of micromixers also cause correspondingly high investment costs.
- micromixers usually have no variable mixing effect.
- the subject of the present invention is therefore a mixing module comprising at least one main body with an inlet and an outlet at opposite end faces of the main body and a channel between inlet and outlet, characterized in that the channel has a volume in the range of 0.2 ml to 3 ml provides reversible uptake of a variable mixing body.
- the mixing module comprises a main body with an inlet and an outlet at opposite end faces of the main body.
- the main body is preferably designed as a polyhedron-shaped body, particularly preferably as a cuboid with optionally rounded corners.
- a polyhedron is a body bounded by flat polygons.
- Drawing plane connects by stretching so that a closed figure arises.
- Triangles, squares and hexagons are everyday examples of polygons.
- End surfaces are here all surfaces referred to limit the body of the mixing module to the outside.
- the opposite end faces of the base body which have an inlet or an outlet, are preferably arranged parallel to one another.
- the inlet and the outlet are preferably made round. They preferably have the same diameter.
- Inlet and outlet connects together.
- the channel is used for the reversible recording of a replaceable, geometrically variable shaped mixing body.
- the channel has a volume in the range of 0.2 ml to 3 ml, preferably in Range of 0.25 ml to 2.5 ml, more preferably in the range of 0.3 ml to 1.5 ml available.
- Interchangeable recording means that a mixing body can be introduced into the channel and removed again after use of the mixing module according to the invention.
- a geometrically variable shaped mixing body is understood to mean that the mixing module according to the invention is not limited to a special mixing body, but that different (variable) mixing bodies can be introduced into the channel.
- the mixed body according to the invention thus makes static mixers, as used in conventional process engineering, also available for micro process technology or microreaction technology.
- the channel is preferably cylindrical.
- a cylinder is a body bounded by two identical parallel, flat surfaces (ground and top surface) and a lateral surface formed by parallel straight lines. It is created by shifting a flat surface or curve along a straight line that is not in this plane.
- a specific embodiment of a cylinder is a circular cylinder.
- a cylindrical channel according to the present invention is accordingly a space whose outer boundary corresponds to the lateral surface of a cylinder. Since a channel according to the invention is designed to be continuous between the inlet and the outlet, there is no base and top surface corresponding to a cylindrical body in the case of a cylindrical channel.
- the cylindrical channel preferably has an elliptical, round or n-shaped cross section, where n is an integer greater than or equal to 3. Particularly preferred is a round or rectangular cross-section of the channel.
- the channel projections may be present, which serve to fix the mixing body.
- the channel has a smaller or the same diameter as the inlet and the
- the channel is preferably perpendicular to the two end surfaces containing the inlet and the outlet.
- the channel is used for reversible recording of a mixing body.
- Suitable mixing bodies are static mixers known in the art, e.g. Kenics mixer or SMXL mixer, or novel mixing elements, which are intended for introduction into flow channels.
- a selection of usable static mixing bodies can be found e.g. in M.H.
- Pahl (ed.): "Mixing of plastic and rubber products", VDI-Verlag, 1993, pp. 351-391.
- an SMX mixer is used as the mixing body.
- the main body consists of a chemically inert material, for example made of plastic, glass or a metal or an alloy. It is preferably made of an A4 stainless steel (eg DIN 1.4571 or 1.4401) or Hastelloy C 276 (DIN 2.4819).
- the mixing module according to the invention has lids which can be reversibly (ie releasably) connected to the two end faces, which include the inlet and the outlet, respectively.
- Each cover has a through-hole which forms a continuous channel with the inlet or the outlet.
- the covers serve to reduce or expand the inlet or outlet cross section and / or to fix the mixing body within the mixing module according to the invention. Accordingly, the covers have a diameter of the through-hole which is smaller than the diameter of the inlet or the outlet.
- the covers are preferably connected via a reversible plug, screw or clamp connection with the base body.
- the cover in a preferred embodiment
- Base body has corresponding holes for receiving the plug-in elements or
- the cover on their connecting surfaces to the base body means for receiving a seal, preferably as an annular recess (sealing groove) to the
- the lids on the inlet or the outlet side facing each have an annular projection which can be inserted into the inlet or the outlet and serves to center the respective lid relative to the base body. Is the diameter of the channel for receiving the mixing body smaller than the inlet or. Outlet diameter, so the annular projection of the lid preferably closes flush with the projection, which is formed by the different diameter of the inlet or outlet and channel for receiving the mixing body from.
- the covers may be made of the same material as the main body or of another material. They are preferably made of the same material as the main body.
- the mixing module is designed to be reversibly connected to other modules of a modular microreaction system. By inserting different mixing bodies, the mixing effect of the mixing module according to the invention and the pressure required for fluid delivery can be made variable with the same dimensions of the apparatus. Furthermore, the mixing module according to the invention has at least one base plate for positioning the mixing module on a base plate.
- the at least one base plate and the base body can be made of one piece or it can be different components of the mixing module.
- the at least one base plate is designed as a separate component, which can be connected via at least one releasable connection with the base body.
- the at least one base plate has means which enable a positioning of the inventive mixing module on a base plate.
- the mixing module can be connected to other modules of a modular, modular microreaction system to a complex system.
- the bottom plate on guide elements which engage in grooves of the base plate and cause alignment of the mixing module on the base plate.
- Floor slabs can be made of the same material as the main body.
- floor plates are made of a material that allows the thermal decoupling of mixing module and base plate.
- a polyaryletherketone such as the polymer VICTREX® PEEK Victrex PIc.
- the floor panels according to the invention are preferably made of a material which allows a thermal coupling of the mixing module with the base plate.
- a material which allows a thermal coupling of the mixing module with the base plate for example, aluminum is suitable.
- connection of the mixing module according to the invention with other micromodules of a modular microreaction system preferably takes place via a frictional connection.
- the individual modules are arranged on one common base plate by means of one or more base plates.
- perfluorinated elastomers such as perfluoro rubber (FFKM) or Teflon (PTFE) can be used as sealing materials. which can be moved by means of a screw in the direction of the adjacent module, which makes it possible to brace the modules against each other within a row and to seal the connection points from the outside world.
- the present invention furthermore relates to a device comprising at least one mixing module according to the invention and at least one mixing body.
- the at least one mixing body is introduced into the channel of the mixing module.
- Suitable mixing bodies are the static mixers known from the prior art, as they are not exemplary, however completely in MH Pahl (ed.): "mixing of plastic and rubber products", VDI publishing house, 1993, P. 351-391, are descriptive.
- the present invention furthermore relates to a device comprising at least one mixing module according to the invention and an input module.
- Mixing module and input module are preferably releasably connected together by a sealing means.
- the input module is used to bring together different fluid streams and / or the supply of fluid streams to the mixing module according to the invention.
- the input module comprises a base body, which is preferably polyhedron-shaped. At end faces of the main body inlets are mounted. These are preferably attached to different end faces.
- the main body of an input module has at least two inlets, preferred embodiments have 2 or 3 inlets.
- the inlets preferably have a round cross-section.
- the inlets go into channels that run towards a common face of the body. Some or all of the channels may converge within the body into a single channel which opens at said end face in a single outlet. It is also conceivable that the channels do not converge in the base body, but open at the common end face into separate outlets. In the preferred embodiment, all channels are cylindrical.
- the inlet channels have an equal diameter and the outlet channels also have an equal diameter, wherein the diameter of the inlet channels is preferably greater than the diameter of the outlet channels.
- the main body of the input module is made of a chemically inert material, e.g. made of plastic, glass or a metal or an alloy. It is preferably made of A4 stainless steel (for example DIN 1.4571 or 1.4401) or Hastelloy C 276 (DIN 2.4819).
- the input module further comprises at least one bottom plate for positioning the input module on a base plate.
- the bottom plate and the main body of the input module can be made of one piece or it can be two different components.
- the bottom plate is designed as a separate component, which can be connected via at least one detachable connection to the base body.
- the bottom plate and the bottom plate are designed as a separate component, which can be connected via at least one detachable connection to the base body.
- Base body connected via plug-in elements, screws or equivalent fasteners together.
- the base has holes for
- the bottom plate has means that allow positioning on a base plate.
- the input module can be connected to other modules of a modular microreaction system, in particular to the mixing module according to the invention, to form a system.
- the bottom plate on guide elements which engage in grooves of the base plate and cause alignment of the mixing module on the base plate.
- the bottom plate can be made of the same material as the main body.
- the bottom plate is made of a material which allows thermal decoupling of the input module and base plate, such as e.g. VICTREX® PEEK from Victrex PIc.
- the floor panels according to the invention are preferably made of a material which allows a thermal coupling of the mixing module with the base plate.
- the material for the bottom plate aluminum is suitable.
- the mixing module and the input module are connected to one another via a sealing means, i. between the mixing module and input module, a sealing means is attached, which seals the connection point between the mixing module and input module relative to the outside world.
- a sealant e.g. a ring of a perfluorinated elastomer such as perfluororubber (FFKM) or Teflon (PTFE) may be used.
- FFKM perfluorinated elastomer
- PTFE Teflon
- Input module and mixing module are mounted on a common base plate and are preferably non-positively connected to each other, e.g. to the manner described above for the modular microreaction system from Ehrfeld Mikrotechnik BTS GmbH by means of clamping via clamping modules.
- the subject of the present invention is furthermore a device comprising at least a mixing module, an input module and a mixing body.
- the mixing body is introduced into the channel of the mixing module.
- the mixing module and the input module are detachable, preferably non-positively connected to each other.
- the present invention also provides the use of a mixing module, a device comprising a mixing module and a mixing body and a device comprising a mixing module, a mixing body and an input module in a preferably modular microreaction system.
- FIG. 1 shows a preferred embodiment of a erf ⁇ ndungsdorfes mixing module in an exploded view.
- the mixing module comprises a main body (2), two covers (3) and two bottom plates (1). Between the covers (3) and the base body (2) sealing means in the form of sealing rings (4) are introduced.
- the covers are connected via screw (5) releasably connected to the base body (2).
- the bottom plates (1) are releasably connected by means of screws (6) or other plug-in means to the base body (2).
- FIG. 2 shows the main body (2) of the mixing module (a) according to the invention in a perspective view, (b) from the front and (c) in cross section along the dashed line shown in FIG. 2 (a).
- Two opposing faces (2-20, 2-21) have bores forming an inlet (2-10) and an outlet (2-11). Between the inlet (2-10) and the outlet (2-1 1), there is a channel connecting the inlet and the outlet.
- This channel (2-12) serves to receive a mixing body, in the present case the inclusion of a Sulzer SMX mixer with a diameter of 6 mm or another cylindrical mixer (for example Kenics). The diameter of the channel is accordingly 6.1 mm.
- the volume that the channel provides is about 0.9 ml.
- Figure 3 shows a further preferred embodiment of the mixing module according to the invention in a perspective view.
- the base body (2), the outlet (2-1 1) on one of the end faces of the base body and the bottom plates (1) are shown.
- the bottom plates point Guide elements (1-10), with which the erf ⁇ ndungswashe mixing modules can be connected to a base plate and aligned on the base plate.
- FIG. 4 shows a cross section through the main body (2) of the mixing module according to the invention along the dashed line shown in FIG.
- Inlet (2-10) and outlet (2-11) are connected by a channel (2-12).
- the channel is formed by two holes extending from the inlet and outlet. Where the holes meet, there are projections that can be used to fix a mixing body, which is inserted into the channel.
- the main body also has bores (2-40) in the bottom in order to attach base plates as shown in Figure 3 on the base body can.
- the channel serves to accommodate a mixer with a diameter of 3 mm.
- Example 3 Input module for two streams
- FIG. 5 shows a preferred embodiment of an input module according to the invention for bringing together two fluid streams (a) in a perspective view, (b) in cross section along the dashed line shown in FIG. 5 (a).
- the input module has a main body (8) and a bottom plate (1).
- In different end faces of the body are two inlets (8-1) and (8-2). From these go out channels (8-6) and (8-7), which extend obliquely in the direction of a common end face (8-4).
- the end face (8-4) has an outlet (8-5), from which two channels (8-8) and (8-9) go out, which in the main body with the channels (8- 6) and (8-6). 7) converge.
- Example 4 Input module for three currents
- FIG. 6 shows the main body (9) of a further preferred embodiment of an input module according to the invention for merging three fluid streams (a) in a perspective view, (b) in cross section along the dashed line shown in FIG. 6 (a).
- On three different faces are inlets (9-1), (9-2) and (9-3). From these inlets pass channels (inlet channels) in the direction of a common end face in which an outlet (9-5) is located. From the outlet (9-5), three channels (exhaust ports) exit in the direction of the intake ports. Depending on an outlet channel meets in the base body (9) of the input module to an inlet channel.
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