Radial Flow Impeller

Radial Flow Impeller

Radial Flow Impeller

• The impeller blade is parallel to the axis of the impeller.
• Radial flow impeller discharges flow along the impeller radius
• Radial flow impellers are used for single and multi-phase mixing applications.
• Effective for gas-liquid and liquid-liquid dispersions.
• Commonly used radial flow impellers include, the Rushton turbine, bar turbine, open blade turbine.

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