Inline shear pumps are the unsung heroes of modern processing—quietly ensuring powders dissolve, emulsions stabilize, and suspensions stay smooth. At the heart of their performance lies two critical design elements: the venturi valve for powder induction and the shear pump head itself. Not all designs are created equal, and that difference often determines whether a process runs seamlessly or suffers from costly inefficiencies.
A venturi valve uses fluid dynamics to create a pressure differential. As liquid flows through a narrowed section of the venturi, velocity increases while pressure decreases, creating a vacuum effect. This negative pressure draws powders into the liquid stream efficiently and without clumping.
When designed poorly, venturi systems can cause uneven powder draw, air entrainment, or buildup at the powder inlet—leading to blockages and inconsistent mixtures. PerMix optimizes the venturi design to ensure smooth induction, controlled powder dosing, and reduced dust, allowing powders to fully hydrate before being exposed to high-shear forces.
Once powders enter the stream, the inline shear pump takes over. A rotor-stator system applies intense mechanical energy, breaking particles apart, dispersing solids, and creating uniform emulsions.
The versatility of inline shear pumps with powder induction makes them essential in industries where consistency, cleanliness, and performance are non-negotiable:
PerMix’s integrated design philosophy ensures that both the venturi valve and the shear pump complement each other. By optimizing powder induction and high-shear dispersion together, PerMix delivers:
When industries need to improve efficiency, reduce costs, and guarantee consistent quality, PerMix inline shear pumps provide the complete solution.