Abstract
There is presented in this article a brief of low-capacity rotor-disc mixers and methods of estimation of theirs operation quality. It is determined that a photometric method of investigation is the most perspective. This method is simple, has an enough accuracy and allows to determine a distribution of dispersed particles by sizes. There is presented a dependence of dispersed particles average size of emulsion on value of gap between disks of the rotor-disk mixer, specified by a wear of working tools of the last. It is determined that an increasing of a gap between disks by 3 mm is result to increasing of averaged size of dispersed particles in ∼3 times. There is shown that at increasing of rotor rotation rate with purpose to save a quality of mixture as working tools wear out is result in increasing of energy consumption. An opportunely determination of the rest recourse of the apparatus allows to correct right and opportunely a mode of processing of the product minimizing consumptions at production process.
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