The homogenizer, mixer, and emulsifier have the following differences:
1. The principle is different:
1. The homogenizer is through the precise coordination of the rotor and the stator, the rotor rotates at a high speed and steadily, forming a high-frequency, strong circumferential tangential velocity and angular velocity to achieve homogeneity.
2. The working principle of the mixer is that the blade at the bottom of the mixing cup rotates at high speed, and the food is repeatedly broken under the action of water flow.
3. The emulsifier shears, disperses and impacts the materials through the high-speed rotation of the homogenizing head connected with the engine. In this way, the material will become more delicate.
2. Application difference:
1. The homogenizer is generally used for tissue dispersion in the field of biotechnology, sample preparation in the field of medicine, and enzyme treatment in the food industry, most of which are used for research materials.
2. The mixer is a small machine that can be used to mix a variety of fruits and vegetables in general applications and households, so as to squeeze fresh and delicious fruit juices and vegetable juices.
3. The general application of emulsifier is widely used in industries such as adhesives, paints, cosmetics, food, medicines, plastic resins, printing and dyeing, inks, and asphalt.
Three, the difference between advantages and disadvantages:
1. The advantage of homogenizer is that it has the best mixing effect. The disadvantages are high power consumption, low output, prone to failure, and high maintenance costs.
2. The advantage of the mixer is the most traditional mixing method, the most widely used, convenient and convenient. Disadvantages There is no shearing and refining effect on the material, and only simple mixing can be carried out.
3. The advantage of the emulsifier is that it has a good mixing effect. Choosing a suitable emulsifying head can be suitable for a variety of working conditions and has a wide range of applications. The disadvantage is that the output is low, and the mixing effect is poor for hard particle materials and high-viscosity materials.