Abstract

The improvement of methods and technologies for the production of dry building mixes, dispersed modifiers, dry paints and other finely ground, homogeneous systems is associated with the quality of their compositions, which, in turn, requires the use of high-tech energy-saving equipment. The use of the original pneumatic mixers proposed in the paper makes it possible to obtain high-quality multicomponent mixtures due to the specially organized movement of the two-phase flow meeting with the peripheral supply of the energy carrier. Forecasting and analyzing the dynamics of two- and multiphase systems distributed in the air in units of this type allows assessing the nature of the technological process of mixing components, while a mathematical description of the complex movement of particles in the air flow allows obtaining a result that helps to characterize the operating modes of the pneumatic mixer, which is important when operating this machine in production. The paper presents a method for numerical simulation of the axisymmetric motion of a two-phase flow in the homogenization chamber of a pneumatic mixer, which allows setting adequate operating modes of the unit for various dispersed systems mixed in it. The main assumptions in the construction of the mathematical model are also reflected, the conditions for setting the problem for this study are formulated, and the results are obtained in the form of analytical expressions of the main dynamic parameters of the flow with particles for the volume of the mixing chamber, depending on the design features of the pneumatic mixer.

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