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ISO 21630:2007

ISO 21630:2007 Pumps – Testing – Submersible mixers for wastewater and similar applications

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ISO 21630:2007 prescribes acceptance test methods for submersible mixers used for mixing in wastewater and other applications where at least one system component is a liquid.

“Submersible mixer” is taken to mean a fully submersible aggregate consisting of a drive unit and an axial flow type impeller, and optional parts, such as shrouds, supporting the basic functions.

Liquid” is taken to mean a body without capacity to accommodate shear stresses when at rest. This includes suspensions and dispersions (liquid/solid, gas/liquid and gas/liquid/solid), and non-Newtonian liquids, provided that a possible small yield stress does not prevent the liquid from flowing when agitated.

Edition

1

Published Date

2007-08-13

Status

PUBLISHED

Pages

21

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English

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Abstract

ISO 21630:2007 prescribes acceptance test methods for submersible mixers used for mixing in wastewater and other applications where at least one system component is a liquid.

"Submersible mixer" is taken to mean a fully submersible aggregate consisting of a drive unit and an axial flow type impeller, and optional parts, such as shrouds, supporting the basic functions.

"Liquid" is taken to mean a body without capacity to accommodate shear stresses when at rest. This includes suspensions and dispersions (liquid/solid, gas/liquid and gas/liquid/solid), and non-Newtonian liquids, provided that a possible small yield stress does not prevent the liquid from flowing when agitated.

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