1. High Speed Rotation
High speed dispersers are usually equipped with a high speed rotating dispersing disc, which is usually connected to the shaft of the motor and is driven by the motor to produce high speed rotating motion.
2. Shear Force
High speed rotating dispersing disc generates shear force during the mixing process. When the dispersing disc rotates at high speed, the surrounding medium (usually liquid) is forced to move along the surface of dispersing disc, causing shear between the media, thereby causing solid particles or liquid substances to be dispersed or homogenized.
3. Eddy Current Effect
High speed rotating dispersing disc will also produce eddy current effects. When dispersing disc rotates, the medium is forced to form a vortex along the surface of the dispersing disc, causing the solid particles or liquid substances in the medium to undergo strong shearing and mixing.
4. Collision Effect
Due to high speed rotation of dispersing disc, collisions may occur between solid particles or liquid substances, thereby accelerating the dispersion and homogenization process.