WO2012023608A1 - 微粒化装置の性能評価方法及びスケールアップ方法 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a mixer comprising a stator having a plurality of openings, and a rotor arranged with a predetermined gap inside the stator, a so-called rotor-stator type performance evaluation method and It relates to a scale-up method.
- a so-called rotor / stator type mixer generally includes a stator 2 having a plurality of openings 1 and a rotor arranged with a predetermined gap ⁇ inside the stator 2. 3 is provided.
- Such a rotor-stator type mixer utilizes a fact that high shear stress is generated in the vicinity of the gap between the rotor 3 rotating at high speed and the stator 2 fixed to the fluid, etc. , Emulsification, dispersion, atomization, mixing, and the like, and are widely used in applications such as preparation and preparation of treatment liquids in the fields of foods, pharmaceuticals, and chemicals.
- the rotor-stator type mixer is an external circulation mixer in which the treatment liquid circulates as shown by the arrow 5a in FIG. 2 according to the circulation system of the fluid to be treated, and the treatment liquid as shown by the arrow 5b in FIG. Sometimes classified as a circulating internal circulation mixer.
- Patent Document 1 a rotor stator apparatus and method for particle formation
- a stator having a plurality of openings, and a rotor arranged with a predetermined gap inside the stator.
- An apparatus and a method for producing fine particles are proposed that are used in a wide range of fields such as pharmaceuticals, dietary supplements, foods, chemicals, and cosmetics. According to this, it is said that it is efficient, simple, and can be easily scaled up.
- Non-Patent Documents 1 and 2 the calculation method of the average energy dissipation rate is hardly clarified.
- Non-Patent Documents 3 to 6 Some examples of research that can be applied to individual mixers and organize the experimental results have been reported (Non-Patent Documents 3 to 6). However, in these research examples (Non-Patent Documents 3 to 6), the effects of only the gap between the rotor and the stator and the influence of only the opening (hole) of the stator are affected by the atomization effect of the mixer. Only different content is reported for each mixer.
- Non-Patent Documents 7 and 8 Several research examples have been reported in which the atomization mechanism (mechanism) of a rotor-stator type mixer is considered (Non-Patent Documents 7 and 8). These suggest that the energy dissipation rate of turbulent flow contributes to the atomization effect of the droplets, and that the frequency of receiving the shear stress of the treatment liquid (shear frequency) influences the atomization effect. ing.
- Non-patent Document 9 In the soot scale-up method of a rotor / stator type mixer, several reports have been made on the final droplet size (maximum stable droplet size) obtained by operating for a long time (Non-patent Document 9). However, it is not practical and not very useful in an actual manufacturing site. That is, there have been few reports on useful studies in which the droplet diameter obtained by operating for a predetermined time in consideration of the processing (stirring and mixing) time of the mixer is estimated. Even if the droplet size is estimated in consideration of the processing time of the mixer, it only reports a phenomenon (facts) based on a measured value (experimental value), and is a theoretically analyzed study. No examples have been reported.
- Patent Document 1 described above describes the superiority (performance) of a predetermined mixer and the numerical range of the design, but does not describe the theoretical basis for the numerical range of the design of a high-performance mixer. It does not describe the type and shape of high-performance mixers.
- the conventional technology can obtain (1) each individual mixer, (2) use a small device, and (3) operate for a long time. In most cases, the final droplet diameter (maximum stable droplet diameter) is evaluated. That is, in the prior art, (A) a large-scale (actual production scale) apparatus is applied to (A) a wide variety of mixers, and (C) a droplet diameter obtained by operating in a predetermined time, The processing (stirring) time until the droplet diameter was obtained was not evaluated or estimated.
- the present invention establishes a comprehensive performance evaluation method that can be applied to mixers of various shapes and circulation methods, establishes a scale-up method that takes into account the operating conditions (processing time) of the mixer, Therefore, it is an object to establish a production method (atomization method) of foods, pharmaceuticals, chemicals, etc. using these performance evaluation methods and scale-up methods.
- the invention described in claim 1 A method for evaluating the performance of a rotor-stator type mixer, The total energy dissipation rate: ⁇ a is obtained by the following equation 1, and the mixer is a numerical value unique to each mixer obtained by measuring the dimensions of the rotor and stator and the power and flow rate during operation included in this equation 1. This is a method for evaluating the performance of the mixer by evaluating the number of values of the overall shape-dependent terms.
- ⁇ a Overall energy dissipation rate [m 2 / s 3 ] ⁇ g : Local shear stress [m 2 / s 3 ] in the gap between the rotor and stator ⁇ s : local energy dissipation rate of stator [m 2 / s 3 ] N p : Power number [-] N qd : Flow rate [-] n r : Number of rotor blades [-] D: Diameter of rotor [m] b: Rotor blade tip thickness [m] ⁇ : Clearance between rotor and stator [m] n s : number of holes in the stator [-] d: Stator hole diameter [m] l: Stator thickness [m] N: Speed [1 / s] t m : mixing time [s] V: Liquid volume [m 3 ] K g : Shape-dependent term in the gap [m 2 ] K s : Shape-dependent term
- the invention according to claim 2 The overall energy dissipation rate at the experimental machine scale and / or the pilot plant scale obtained by Equation 1 is made equal to the value of ⁇ a , and the overall energy dissipation rate at the actual production machine to be scaled up or down is made equal to the calculated value of ⁇ a . Therefore, the scale-up or scale-down method of the rotor-stator type mixer is characterized in that the scale-up or scale-down is performed.
- ⁇ a Overall energy dissipation rate [m 2 / s 3 ] ⁇ g : Local shear stress [m 2 / s 3 ] in the gap between the rotor and stator ⁇ s : local energy dissipation rate of stator [m 2 / s 3 ] N p : Power number [-] N qd : Flow rate [-] n r : Number of rotor blades [-] D: Diameter of rotor [m] b: Rotor blade tip thickness [m] ⁇ : Clearance between rotor and stator [m] n s : number of holes in the stator [-] d: Stator hole diameter [m] l: Stator thickness [m] N: Speed [1 / s] t m : mixing time [s] V: Liquid volume [m 3 ] K g : Shape-dependent term in the gap [m 2 ] K s : Shape-dependent term
- the invention described in claim 3 A method for producing food, pharmaceuticals, or chemicals by using a rotor / stator type mixer and subjecting the fluid to be treated to emulsification, dispersion, atomization, or mixing. By calculating the above, the operation time of the mixer and the droplet diameter of the fluid to be processed obtained thereby are estimated to produce a food, medicine or chemical.
- ⁇ a Overall energy dissipation rate [m 2 / s 3 ] ⁇ g : Local shear stress [m 2 / s 3 ] in the gap between the rotor and stator ⁇ s : local energy dissipation rate of stator [m 2 / s 3 ] N p : Power number [-] N qd : Flow rate [-] n r : Number of rotor blades [-] D: Diameter of rotor [m] b: Rotor blade tip thickness [m] ⁇ : Clearance between rotor and stator [m] n s : number of holes in the stator [-] d: Stator hole diameter [m] l: Stator thickness [m] N: Speed [1 / s] t m : mixing time [s] V: Liquid volume [m 3 ] K g : Shape-dependent term in the gap [m 2 ] K s : Shape-dependent term
- the invention according to claim 4 A food, medicine or chemical produced by emulsifying, dispersing, atomizing or mixing the fluid to be treated using a rotor / stator type mixer.
- the operation time of the mixer and the droplet diameter of the fluid to be processed obtained thereby are estimated, and the mixer is used to emulsify, disperse, atomize or mix the fluid to be processed. It is a manufactured food, medicine or chemical.
- ⁇ a Overall energy dissipation rate [m 2 / s 3 ] ⁇ g : Local shear stress [m 2 / s 3 ] in the gap between the rotor and stator ⁇ s : local energy dissipation rate of stator [m 2 / s 3 ] N p : Power number [-] N qd : Flow rate [-] n r : Number of rotor blades [-] D: Diameter of rotor [m] b: Rotor blade tip thickness [m] ⁇ : Clearance between rotor and stator [m] n s : number of holes in the stator [-] d: Stator hole diameter [m] l: Stator thickness [m] N: Speed [1 / s] t m : mixing time [s] V: Liquid volume [m 3 ] K g : Shape-dependent term in the gap [m 2 ] K s : Shape-dependent term
- an index of overall energy dissipation rate ⁇ a is applied.
- the calculated value (large or small) of the shape dependent term can be used.
- the scale-up / scale-down method for each mixer should be designed by using the calculated energy dissipation rate: ⁇ a that combines the shape-dependent terms and the operating condition-dependent terms, and matching the calculated values. Can do.
- FIG. 4 is a graph showing a relationship (total atomization tendency) between overall energy dissipation rate: ⁇ a and droplet diameter in a large mixer.
- FIG. 6 is a diagram showing a relationship (total atomization tendency) between the overall energy dissipation rate: ⁇ a and the droplet diameter under the operating conditions of Table 5 in a large mixer.
- Overall energy dissipation rate The processing time (equivalent mixing time) required to obtain the droplet size obtained at the pilot plant scale estimated by applying ⁇ a at the actual production scale, and the actual measurement value at the actual production scale The figure which compares and represents.
- the present invention is a performance evaluation method and a scale-up (scale-down) method of a rotor / stator type mixer.
- the performance of the mixer is grasped by the tendency of atomization of the droplet diameter to evaluate the performance.
- the overall energy dissipation rate: ⁇ a is obtained by the following formula 1.
- ⁇ a Overall energy dissipation rate [m 2 / s 3 ] ⁇ g : Local shear stress [m 2 / s 3 ] in the gap between the rotor and stator ⁇ s : local energy dissipation rate of stator [m 2 / s 3 ] N p : Power number [-] N qd : Flow rate [-] n r : Number of rotor blades [-] D: Diameter of rotor [m] b: Rotor blade tip thickness [m] ⁇ : Clearance between rotor and stator [m] n s : number of holes in the stator [-] d: Stator hole diameter [m] l: Stator thickness [m] N: Speed [1 / s] t m : mixing time [s] V: Liquid volume [m 3 ] K g : Shape-dependent term in the gap [m 2 ] K s : Shape-dependent term
- the value of the shape-dependent term of the entire mixer which is a numerical value unique to each mixer, obtained by measuring the dimensions of the rotor / stator and the power / flow rate during operation, included in the above formula.
- the performance of the mixer is evaluated by evaluating the size of the mixer.
- K s [-] is: flow rate: N qd [-], stator hole number: n s [-], stator hole diameter: d [m], stator thickness: l [ m], the gap between the rotor and the stator: ⁇ [m], and the rotor diameter: D [m].
- K c is the power number: N p [-], the flow number: N qd [-], the number of rotor blades: n r [-], the rotor diameter: D [m] , And the shape-dependent term in the gap: K g [-] and the shape-dependent term in the stator: K s [-].
- the power number: N p [-] and the flow rate number: N qd [-] are dimensionless numbers generally used in the field of chemical engineering and are defined as follows.
- K c of the entire mixer is a value unique to each mixer obtained by measuring the dimensions of the rotor / stator and the power / flow rate during operation.
- the present invention is obtained by calculating the overall energy dissipation rate: ⁇ a by the above-described calculation formula of the present invention, and measuring the dimensions of the rotor / stator and the power / flow rate during operation included in this calculation formula.
- the performance of the mixer is evaluated by evaluating the value of the shape dependent term of the entire mixer, which is a numerical value unique to each mixer.
- the rotor-stator type mixer scale-up or scale-down method proposed by the present invention includes the value of the overall energy dissipation rate ⁇ a at the experimental machine scale and / or pilot plant scale determined by the above formula, overall energy dissipation rate in the actual production machine for scale-up or scale-down: by matching the calculated value of epsilon a, is to scale up or scale down.
- the overall energy dissipation rate ⁇ a determined by the above-described calculation formula of the present invention is arranged with a stator having a plurality of openings and a predetermined gap ⁇ inside the stator. It is a total energy dissipation rate in the mixing part of a rotor-stator type mixer having a mixer unit composed of a rotor.
- the effect of atomization (atomization tendency) in the rotor / stator type mixer is as follows: rotor shape, stator shape, operating conditions (processing time, etc.), scale (scale, dimensions) Even when they are different, it was possible to discuss (comparison and evaluation) in a lump (unified) by applying the overall energy dissipation rate ⁇ a obtained by the above-described calculation formula of the present invention.
- the overall energy dissipation rate: ⁇ a is, as expressed in the calculation formula of the present invention described above, the local shear stress: ⁇ g in the gap between the rotor and the stator, and the local energy dissipation rate of the stator: ⁇ It can be expressed as the sum (sum) of s .
- the inventor of the present application compares (evaluates) the performance of various mixers by evaluating the numerical value (size) of the shape-dependent term: K c in the calculation formula for calculating the overall energy dissipation rate: ⁇ a by experiment. I found out that I can do it.
- K c is a value unique to each mixer, obtained by measuring the dimensions of the rotor / stator and the power / flow rate during operation (eg, power / flow rate during water operation). is there. By comparing (evaluating) the magnitude of this value, it has been found that the performance of a wide variety of mixers can be evaluated, and the present invention has been completed.
- Example 2 the relationship between the overall energy dissipation rate ⁇ a and the droplet diameter (atomization tendency) obtained by the calculation formula of the present invention is as shown in FIG.
- the change in droplet diameter (droplet atomization tendency) can be expressed (evaluated) in a lump with the overall energy dissipation rate ⁇ a obtained by the calculation formula of the present invention as the horizontal axis.
- the overall energy dissipation ratio ⁇ a obtained by the calculation formula of the present invention has a substantially linear relationship with the droplet diameter.
- the droplet diameter is estimated by calculating the droplet diameter obtained from the experiment and the overall energy dissipation rate obtained by the calculation formula of the present invention: ⁇ a It was decided to use this relationship.
- the overall energy dissipation rate ⁇ a obtained by the calculation formula of the present invention is divided into a shape-dependent term and other manufacturing condition terms (including time). Therefore, if the manufacturing condition term (time) is fixed and the shape-dependent term increases, the overall energy dissipation rate: ⁇ a increases, and as a result, the droplet diameter also decreases under the same manufacturing condition (time).
- the particle diameter obtained under a certain production condition is actually measured, and ⁇ a at that time is calculated. From this experiment, ⁇ a necessary for obtaining a predetermined droplet diameter is known.
- food including dairy products and beverages
- a process of emulsification, dispersion, atomization, or mixing to the fluid to be processed using a rotor / stator type mixer.
- pharmaceuticals including quasi-drugs
- chemicals including cosmetics
- the flavor, texture, physical properties, quality, etc. are good.
- the present invention is preferably applied to foods and pharmaceuticals, more preferably applied to foods, and can be applied to nutritional compositions and dairy products. It is more preferable to apply to a nutritional composition or dairy product formulated at a high concentration.
- the rotor / stator type mixers (rotor / stator type mixers) of various shapes and circulation methods can be applied to a wide variety of mixers having different shapes, and considering the operating conditions.
- a performance evaluation method can be provided.
- a simulated liquid assuming a dairy product was prepared.
- This emulsified product simulated liquid is composed of milk protein concentrate (MPC, TMP (total milk protein)), rapeseed oil, and water.
- MPC milk protein concentrate
- TMP total milk protein
- rapeseed oil rapeseed oil
- the performance of the mixer was evaluated by experimentally examining the tendency of atomization of the droplet diameter. As shown in FIG. 3, an external circulation type unit was prepared, and the droplet diameter was measured with a laser diffraction particle size distribution analyzer (Shimadzu Corporation: SALD-2000) in the middle of the flow path.
- SALD-2000 laser diffraction particle size distribution analyzer
- both the internal circulation mixer and the external circulation mixer are arranged with a stator 2 having a plurality of openings 1 and a predetermined gap ⁇ inside the stator 2, as shown in FIG.
- a mixer unit 4 including the rotor 3 is provided. Therefore, when evaluating an internal circulation mixer, as shown in FIG. 4, a mixer comprising a rotor and a stator having the same dimensions (size), shape and structure as the mixer unit provided in the external circulation mixer. Considering that the unit was installed in the internal circulation mixer, the results of the test evaluating the external circulation mixer were used for the evaluation of the internal circulation mixer.
- the number of parts 1: n s ⁇ 20 (eg, n s 1 to 10))
- the performance of three types of mixers was compared. The outline of the mixer used here is shown in Table 2.
- the mixers A-1 and A-2 both have a capacity of 1.5 liters and are the same manufacturer's products, but have different dimensions (sizes).
- the gap volume ⁇ g is the volume of the gap ⁇ portion in FIG.
- the number of stirring blades of the rotor 3 provided in the mixers A-1 and A-2 (both accommodated: 1.5 liters) and B (accommodated: 9 liters) is 4 mixers A-1 A-2: 4 sheets, mixer B: 4 sheets.
- Estimate due epsilon a table 3 shows the same tendency as (theoretical value) in all rotational speed, when the gap of the mixer ⁇ is small, it has been found that high atomization effect (performance of atomization).
- the rotor tip speed is 15 m / s, preferably 17 m / s or more, more preferably 20 m / s or more, more preferably 30 m / s or more, particularly It has been found that 40 to 50 m / s is preferable.
- the overall energy dissipation rate ⁇ a obtained by the calculation formula of the present invention is an index that can evaluate the performance of a rotor-stator type mixer, comprehensively considering differences in operating conditions and shapes. Was confirmed.
- the overall energy dissipation rate obtained by the calculation formula of the present invention the value (size) of ⁇ a coincides
- the overall energy dissipation rate: ⁇ a is the horizontal axis, and the experimental results are organized, and changes in droplet diameter (droplet atomization tendency) are expressed collectively (evaluation). Therefore, as in this example, by using a rotor / stator type mixer, the processed fluid is emulsified, dispersed, atomized, or mixed, so that When manufacturing a chemical product, the operation time of the mixer and the droplet diameter of the fluid to be processed obtained thereby are estimated by calculating using the calculation formula of the present invention, and the desired droplet diameter is obtained. It is possible to produce foods, pharmaceuticals or chemicals.
- the performance of three types of mixers was compared.
- Example 1 using a simulation liquid having a blending ratio in Table 1 assuming dairy products as targets for evaluation of micronization, as shown in FIG. A unit was prepared, and the droplet diameter was measured with a laser diffraction particle size distribution meter (Shimadzu Corporation: SALD-2000) in the middle of the flow path, and the tendency of atomization of the droplet diameter was investigated and evaluated.
- SALD-2000 laser diffraction particle size distribution meter
- Table 4 shows an outline of the mixers C (capacity: 100 liters), D (capacity: 500 liters), and E (capacity: 10 kiloliters) used here. These three types of mixers are manufactured by the same manufacturer and are provided on the market. Regarding the mixer C, five types of mixers (stator No. 1 to stator No. 5) having different sizes (sizes) of the gap (gap) ⁇ and the number of openings 1 were examined.
- FIG. 8 shows the relationship between the processing (mixing) time and the droplet diameter (atomization tendency) under the operating conditions in Table 5 for the mixer C (Stator No. 1 to Stator No. 5) in Table 4.
- the opening area ratio is 0.15 (15%) or more, preferably 0.2 (20%) or more, more preferably 0.3 (30 %) Or more, more preferably 0.4 (40%) or more, and particularly preferably 0.4 to 0.5 (40 to 50%). At this time, it is preferable to consider the strength of the opening of the stator.
- stator No. having the same value of K c / K c _std . 3 and no. 4 shows almost the same atomization tendency. Therefore, when the performance of the mixer is predicted by K c / K c _std and the overall energy dissipation rate ⁇ a calculated by the calculation formula of the present invention, a qualitative tendency It was found that it can explain (evaluate) quantitative trends.
- the overall energy dissipation rate ⁇ a obtained by the calculation formula of the present invention is an index that can evaluate the performance of a rotor-stator type mixer, comprehensively considering differences in operating conditions and shapes. Was confirmed.
- ⁇ a value (size) It was considered that the scale could be increased by comprehensively considering the difference in operating conditions and shapes.
- the overall energy dissipation rate obtained by the calculation formula proposed in the present invention ⁇ a is the horizontal axis, and the experimental results are arranged to show the change in droplet diameter (droplet atomization). The trend) could be expressed (evaluated) in a lump, and as in this example, a rotor / stator type mixer was used to emulsify, disperse, atomize or mix the fluid to be treated.
- the calculation time proposed by the present invention is used to calculate the operation time of the mixer and the fluid to be treated obtained thereby. It is possible to estimate the droplet size and produce a food, medicine or chemical having a desired droplet size.
- Estimating the processing time (equivalent mixing time) required to obtain the droplet diameter obtained at the pilot plant scale at the actual production scale can be said to be indispensable for designing the actual manufacturing process.
- the procedure for estimating the equivalent mixing time will be described based on the numerical values shown in Table 6.
- ⁇ a is 4.73 ⁇ 10 4 when the rotational speed of the mixer is 27 / sec.
- ⁇ a is 1.94 ⁇ 10 4 .
- a processing (mixing) time is required. Therefore, it is estimated (predicted) that the equivalent mixing time on the actual production scale corresponds to 2.49 times the equivalent mixing time on the pilot plant scale.
- the estimated value and the actually measured value are compared and shown in FIG.
- the atomization tendency (atomization effect) of the actual production scale estimated from the actual measurement value of the pilot plant scale coincides with the atomization tendency of the actual production scale.
- the present invention it has become possible to evaluate and scale up the mixer depending on the gap or opening, while comprehensively considering the atomization effect and the emulsification effect.
- the present invention has developed a theory that can be applied to a wider range of mixers based on a performance evaluation method and a scale-up method that could only be used in a limited manner.
- FIG. 12 shows the relationship (total atomization tendency) between the overall energy dissipation rate: ⁇ a and the droplet diameter.
- the performance evaluation method and the scale-up method (scale-down method) proposed by the present invention can exhibit the excellent effects and functions described below, various industrial fields in which emulsification, dispersion, and micronization processes are performed. For example, it can be used in the field of manufacturing foods, pharmaceuticals, chemicals, and the like.
- the necessary processing (stirring) time can be estimated, and the operation (processing) should be performed at the minimum necessary time.
- the operating time of the rotor-stator type Kimisa can be shortened and energy saving can be achieved.
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ローター・ステータータイプのミキサーの性能を評価する方法であって、
以下の式1により総括エネルギー消散率:εa を求め、この式1に含まれる、ローター・ステーターの寸法と運転時の動力・流量を測定することにより得られる各ミキサーに固有の数値であるミキサー全体の形状依存項の値の多寡を評価することにより、ミキサーの性能を評価する方法である。
ここで、式1中、
εa :総括エネルギー消散率 [m2/s3]
εg:ローターとステーターの隙間における局所剪断応力[m2/s3]
εs:ステーターの局所エネルギー消散率[m2/s3]
Np :動力数 [-]
Nqd :流量数 [-]
nr :ローターブレードの枚数 [-]
D :ローターの直径 [m]
b :ローターの翼先端の厚み [m]
δ :ローターとステーターの隙間 [m]
ns :ステーターの孔数 [-]
d :ステーターの孔径 [m]
l :ステーターの厚み [m]
N :回転数 [1/s]
tm :混合時間 [s]
V :液量 [m3]
Kg :隙間における形状依存項 [m2]
Ks :ステーターにおける形状依存項 [m2]
Kc :ミキサー全体の形状依存項 [m5]
である。
式1で求められる実験機規模及び/又はパイロットプラント規模における総括エネルギー消散率:εaの値と、スケールアップあるいはスケールダウンする実製造機における総括エネルギー消散率:εaの計算値とを一致させることにより、スケールアップあるいはスケールダウンすることを特徴とするローター・ステータータイプのミキサーのスケールアップあるいはスケールダウン方法である。
ここで、式1中、
εa :総括エネルギー消散率 [m2/s3]
εg:ローターとステーターの隙間における局所剪断応力[m2/s3]
εs:ステーターの局所エネルギー消散率[m2/s3]
Np :動力数 [-]
Nqd :流量数 [-]
nr :ローターブレードの枚数 [-]
D :ローターの直径 [m]
b :ローターの翼先端の厚み [m]
δ :ローターとステーターの隙間 [m]
ns :ステーターの孔数 [-]
d :ステーターの孔径 [m]
l :ステーターの厚み [m]
N :回転数 [1/s]
tm :混合時間 [s]
V :液量 [m3]
Kg :隙間における形状依存項 [m2]
Ks :ステーターにおける形状依存項 [m2]
Kc :ミキサー全体の形状依存項 [m5]
である。
ローター・ステータータイプのミキサーを利用し、被処理流体に対して、乳化、分散、微粒化あるいは混合の処理を施すことにより、食品、医薬品あるいは化学品を製造する方法であって、式1を用いて計算することにより当該ミキサーの運転時間と、これによって得られる被処理流体の液滴径を推定して、食品、医薬品あるいは化学品を製造する方法である。
ここで、式1中、
εa :総括エネルギー消散率 [m2/s3]
εg:ローターとステーターの隙間における局所剪断応力[m2/s3]
εs:ステーターの局所エネルギー消散率[m2/s3]
Np :動力数 [-]
Nqd :流量数 [-]
nr :ローターブレードの枚数 [-]
D :ローターの直径 [m]
b :ローターの翼先端の厚み [m]
δ :ローターとステーターの隙間 [m]
ns :ステーターの孔数 [-]
d :ステーターの孔径 [m]
l :ステーターの厚み [m]
N :回転数 [1/s]
tm :混合時間 [s]
V :液量 [m3]
Kg :隙間における形状依存項 [m2]
Ks :ステーターにおける形状依存項 [m2]
Kc :ミキサー全体の形状依存項 [m5]
である。
ローター・ステータータイプのミキサーを利用し、被処理流体に対して、乳化、分散、微粒化あるいは混合の処理を施すことにより製造した食品、医薬品あるいは化学品であって、式1を用いて計算することにより、当該ミキサーの運転時間と、これによって得られる被処理流体の液滴径を推定して、前記ミキサーにより、被処理流体に対して、乳化、分散、微粒化あるいは混合の処理を施して製造した食品、医薬品あるいは化学品である。
ここで、式1中、
εa :総括エネルギー消散率 [m2/s3]
εg:ローターとステーターの隙間における局所剪断応力[m2/s3]
εs:ステーターの局所エネルギー消散率[m2/s3]
Np :動力数 [-]
Nqd :流量数 [-]
nr :ローターブレードの枚数 [-]
D :ローターの直径 [m]
b :ローターの翼先端の厚み [m]
δ :ローターとステーターの隙間 [m]
ns :ステーターの孔数 [-]
d :ステーターの孔径 [m]
l :ステーターの厚み [m]
N :回転数 [1/s]
tm :混合時間 [s]
V :液量 [m3]
Kg :隙間における形状依存項 [m2]
Ks :ステーターにおける形状依存項 [m2]
Kc :ミキサー全体の形状依存項 [m5]
である。
ここで、式1中、
εa :総括エネルギー消散率 [m2/s3]
εg:ローターとステーターの隙間における局所剪断応力[m2/s3]
εs:ステーターの局所エネルギー消散率[m2/s3]
Np :動力数 [-]
Nqd :流量数 [-]
nr :ローターブレードの枚数 [-]
D :ローターの直径 [m]
b :ローターの翼先端の厚み [m]
δ :ローターとステーターの隙間 [m]
ns :ステーターの孔数 [-]
d :ステーターの孔径 [m]
l :ステーターの厚み [m]
N :回転数 [1/s]
tm :混合時間 [s]
V :液量 [m3]
Kg :隙間における形状依存項 [m2]
Ks :ステーターにおける形状依存項 [m2]
Kc :ミキサー全体の形状依存項 [m5]
である。
P=Np・ρ・N3・D5(ρ:密度、N:回転数、Dミキサー直径)
つまり、流量数と動力数は、実験で測定した流量、ならびに動力から導き出せる無次元数である。
ミキサーの性能は、液滴径の微粒化傾向を実験的に検討して評価した。図3に示すように、外部循環式のユニットを準備し、流路の途中で液滴径を、レーザー回折式粒度分布計(島津製作所:SALD-2000)により計測した。
ミキサーA-1、A-2は、いずれも収容量が1.5リットルで、同一のメーカー品であるが、その寸法(サイズ)に相違があるものである。
表3において、Kg /(Kg+Ks)の値が0.5以上であることから、ステーターにおける形状依存項であるKsよりも、隙間における形状依存項であるKgが大きいこととなり、ミキサーA-1、A-2、Bでは、その隙間とステーター2の開口(孔)部1の微粒化効果を比較した場合、ミキサーの隙間δの微粒化効果が大きくて支配的であることが分かった。
なお、表4中、開口面積比Aは、「すべての開口部面積(=1孔面積×個数)/ステーターの表面積」で計算される無次元数である。
表5において、Kg /(Kg+Ks)の値が0.1~0.3であることから、隙間における形状依存項であるKgよりも、ステーターにおける形状依存項であるKsが大きいこととなり、表4のミキサーCでは、その隙間とステーター2の開口(孔)部1の微粒化効果を比較した場合、ステーター2の開口部1の微粒化効果が大きくて支配的であることが分かった。
パイロットプラント規模(容積:500リットル)において、ミキサーの回転数が27/sec の場合、εa は4.73×104である。一方、実製造規模(容積:7000リットル)において、ミキサーの回転数が17/secの場合、εa は1.94×104である。このとき、実製造規模のεa を、パイロットプラント規模のεa と同等にするためには、2.49倍の処理(混合)時間が必要となる。従って、実製造規模の等価混合時間は、パイロットプラント規模の等価混合時間の2.49倍に相当すると推定(予測)される。
この実施例では、2種類のミキサー(収容量:9キロリットルと、400リットル)を用いて、ローターの回転速度、積算時間を変化させて実験を行った。これら2種類のミキサーは、実施例1や実施例2のミキサーA、B、Cと同じメーカー品である。
総括エネルギー消散率:εaと、液滴径の関係(微粒化傾向)を図12に示した。
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Claims (4)
- ローター・ステータータイプのミキサーの性能を評価する方法であって、
以下の式1により総括エネルギー消散率:εa を求め、この式1に含まれる、ローター・ステーターの寸法と運転時の動力・流量を測定することにより得られる各ミキサーに固有の数値であるミキサー全体の形状依存項の値の多寡を評価することにより、ミキサーの性能を評価する方法。
ここで、式1中、
εa :総括エネルギー消散率 [m2/s3]
εg:ローターとステーターの隙間における局所剪断応力[m2/s3]
εs:ステーターの局所エネルギー消散率[m2/s3]
Np :動力数 [-]
Nqd :流量数 [-]
nr :ローターブレードの枚数 [-]
D :ローターの直径 [m]
b :ローターの翼先端の厚み [m]
δ :ローターとステーターの隙間 [m]
ns :ステーターの孔数 [-]
d :ステーターの孔径 [m]
l :ステーターの厚み [m]
N :回転数 [1/s]
tm :混合時間 [s]
V :液量 [m3]
Kg :隙間における形状依存項 [m2]
Ks :ステーターにおける形状依存項 [m2]
Kc :ミキサー全体の形状依存項 [m5]
である。 - 下記の式1で求められる実験機規模及び/又はパイロットプラント規模における総括エネルギー消散率:εaの値と、スケールアップあるいはスケールダウンする実製造機における総括エネルギー消散率:εaの計算値とを一致させることにより、スケールアップあるいはスケールダウンすることを特徴とするローター・ステータータイプのミキサーのスケールアップあるいはスケールダウン方法。
ここで、式1中、
εa :総括エネルギー消散率 [m2/s3]
εg:ローターとステーターの隙間における局所剪断応力[m2/s3]
εs:ステーターの局所エネルギー消散率[m2/s3]
Np :動力数 [-]
Nqd :流量数 [-]
nr :ローターブレードの枚数 [-]
D :ローターの直径 [m]
b :ローターの翼先端の厚み [m]
δ :ローターとステーターの隙間 [m]
ns :ステーターの孔数 [-]
d :ステーターの孔径 [m]
l :ステーターの厚み [m]
N :回転数 [1/s]
tm :混合時間 [s]
V :液量 [m3]
Kg :隙間における形状依存項 [m2]
Ks :ステーターにおける形状依存項 [m2]
Kc :ミキサー全体の形状依存項 [m5]
である。 - ローター・ステータータイプのミキサーを利用し、被処理流体に対して、乳化、分散、微粒化あるいは混合の処理を施すことにより、食品、医薬品あるいは化学品を製造する方法であって、式1を用いて計算することにより、当該ミキサーの運転時間と、これによって得られる被処理流体の液滴径を推定して、食品、医薬品あるいは化学品を製造する方法。
ここで、式1中、
εa :総括エネルギー消散率 [m2/s3]
εg:ローターとステーターの隙間における局所剪断応力[m2/s3]
εs:ステーターの局所エネルギー消散率[m2/s3]
Np :動力数 [-]
Nqd :流量数 [-]
nr :ローターブレードの枚数 [-]
D :ローターの直径 [m]
b :ローターの翼先端の厚み [m]
δ :ローターとステーターの隙間 [m]
ns :ステーターの孔数 [-]
d :ステーターの孔径 [m]
l :ステーターの厚み [m]
N :回転数 [1/s]
tm :混合時間 [s]
V :液量 [m3]
Kg :隙間における形状依存項 [m2]
Ks :ステーターにおける形状依存項 [m2]
Kc :ミキサー全体の形状依存項 [m5]
である。 - ローター・ステータータイプのミキサーを利用し、被処理流体に対して、乳化、分散、微粒化あるいは混合の処理を施すことにより製造した食品、医薬品あるいは化学品であって、式1を用いて計算することにより、当該ミキサーの運転時間と、これによって得られる被処理流体の液滴径を推定して、前記ミキサーにより被処理流体に対して、乳化、分散、微粒化あるいは混合の処理を施して製造した食品、医薬品あるいは化学品。
ここで、式1中、
εa :総括エネルギー消散率 [m2/s3]
εg:ローターとステーターの隙間における局所剪断応力[m2/s3]
εs:ステーターの局所エネルギー消散率[m2/s3]
Np :動力数 [-]
Nqd :流量数 [-]
nr :ローターブレードの枚数 [-]
D :ローターの直径 [m]
b :ローターの翼先端の厚み [m]
δ :ローターとステーターの隙間 [m]
ns :ステーターの孔数 [-]
d :ステーターの孔径 [m]
l :ステーターの厚み [m]
N :回転数 [1/s]
tm :混合時間 [s]
V :液量 [m3]
Kg :隙間における形状依存項 [m2]
Ks :ステーターにおける形状依存項 [m2]
Kc :ミキサー全体の形状依存項 [m5]
である。
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