The EKATO PARAVISC impeller for highly viscous products and example of a reactor solution based on the EKATO PARAVISC
With the EKATO PARAVISC, axial mixing is achieved through the unique shape and arrangement of the two main blades.
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A thick, viscous silicone polymer fluid called polydimethylsiloxane formed the lower mantle.
Source: Good Morning Britain
To make their point (calling for an end to fossil fuel), they also, variously, glued themselves to Sandro Botticelli’s Primavera at the Uffizi, scrawled blue ink across a set of Andy Warhol screenprints at the National Gallery of Australia and, last month, poured a viscous black concoction, smuggled into Vienna’s Leopold Museum inside a hot-water bottle, over a painting by Gustav Klimt.
Source: The Telegraph
This measuring of adherence to the Portfolio diet was based on six different elements that the researchers scored — a high intake of plant protein, nuts, viscous fiber (a type of soluble fiber found in certain foods), plant sterols, and monounsaturated fat, and a low intake of saturated fat and cholesterol.
Source: Diabetes Self Management
The evolution of viscous discs and the origin of the nebular variables.
Source: Nature.com
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Often called a “winemaker’s grape,” Syrah can thrive in diverse climatic and soil types, expressing dark and viscous characteristics from warmer regions to bright and lively flavors from the cooler areas.
Source: The Paso Robles Press
The scientist Doctor Pol, who discovered Odo floating in Bajoran space, didn’t recognise that the "shapeless viscous mass of fluid" was sentient at first, and it took time for Odo even to realise he could shapeshift.
Source: WhatCulture
Other than this, we reckon that many of our tissue culture trials with ST routinely witnessed contamination from a peculiar bacterial growth, forming some highly viscous material on the agar and liquid suspension media.
Source: Nature.com
But if that water is removed and the aerosols get cold, they become very viscous, like molasses — or even glass in extreme conditions.
Source: The Hindu
The photos look to me like broad swaths of color, viscous fluid, kinetic squiggles.
Source: Star Tribune
MR: And what we also see is that there are new 3D printing technologies emerging with higher viscous capabilities and we see that we are quite fast in adapting our materials to these processes.
Source: TCT Magazine
When “Old Tree” is unveiled, it will be the most prominent presentation to date in the United States for Rosenkranz, who filled the Swiss Pavilion at the 2015 Venice Biennale with a scented and viscous pool of pale flesh-toned liquid and who explores the human desire to anthropomorphize our surroundings in her sculptures, paintings, videos and installations.
Source: The New York Times
Care was taken to reduce the influence of the viscous drag force of the solution by minimising the flow rate (see the supplementary information [SI] for details, Fig.
Source: Nature.com
An explanation of episodic tremor and slow slip constrained by crack-seal veins and viscous shear in subduction mélange.
Source: Nature.com
But here, it’s described in the paragraph as quite splashy so I will assume it has density similar to other less viscous lavas such as basalt, and thus we’ll just use the density of basalt which is 3000 kg/m^3.
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The liquid should look syrupy and viscous like an egg white.
Source: VegNews
pneumoniae, which are more viscous than previous strains, have higher risk of causing serious illness and mortality.
Source: EurekAlert
On Earth, similar features typically form from highly viscous magmas, commonly composed of much more quartz and much less iron than is typical for the rocks found on the moon.
Source: The Real Deal
Being warm also makes the honey more viscous and easy to pour.
Source: Spectrum News 1
People said incredibly viscous stuff and they were new at it.
Source: Showbiz Cheat Sheet
There’s perverse glee to be indulged in watching the villainous Mother’s cruel, selfish, scrupulously arranged life degrade to the point where a long, viscous string of snot dangles tantalizingly from her nostril.
Source: Decider
The sprayer’s 1½ -quart capacity hopper and two-stage turbine enable users to spray virtually any finish, be it as viscous as latex paint or as thin as wood stain.
Source: Bob Vila
Native waxy tapioca starch creates viscous pastes with a soft and elastic texture in frozen foods, as well as transparent fruit fillings.
Source: Food Ingredients First
But if that water is removed and the aerosols get cold, they become very viscous, like molasses — or even glass in extreme conditions.
Source: The Conversation
The concealer comes in 20 shades and is the lightest, thinnest concealer I have ever used, it feels just a little bit more viscous than water.
Source: InStyle
John Swart/Associated PressThe magma plume fueling Mauna Loa is made primarily of molten basalt, which is less viscous than the magma beneath steeper stratovolcanoes like Mount St.
Source: The New York Times
'It was a viscous cycle, looking back I realize how sick I was.
Source: Daily Mail
For example, the microswimmer could propel itself through viscous environments and tissue cells to dispense drugs at a tumor site.
Source: Answers In Genesis
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