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Enhancement of liquid–liquid micromixing performance in curved capillary microreactor by generation of Dean vortices

Authors: Shaoyun Wu; Zhuang Ma; Zichi Yang; Suying Zhao; Caijin Zhou; Huidong Zheng

DOI: 10.1016/j_cjche_1448Status: Verified Translated Edition
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Key Findings in This Report

• Curved capillary microreactors generate Dean vortices that significantly enhance liquid–liquid micromixing, especially at low Reynolds numbers (Re < 30). • The minimum segregation index XS achieved was 0.008 under optimal conditions, indicating near-perfect micromixing. • Changing the curved shape reduced XS by 37.5% at low Re, demonstrating a simple and cost-effective intensification strategy. • New correlations between XS and Reynolds/Dean numbers were developed, enabling prediction of micromixing performance in capillary microreactors.
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