Emultions

VORTA for treating Emulsions

Emulsions are mixtures of two immiscible phases and are widely used in various industries, including food, cosmetics, pharmaceuticals, and paints. They allow for combination of immiscible substances and provide stability, improved texture, and controlled release of ingredients.
Food
oil and gas
paint
Cosmetic and Personal care
Pharamecetical

Processing
oil-in-water emulsions can
be challenging

One of the main challenges in processing oil-in-water emulsions is maintaining their stability. Emulsions are inherently unstable, and over time, the oil droplets may coalesce and separate from the water.

Oil-in-water emulsions can have high viscosity, making them difficult to process. High viscosity can lead to clogging of equipment and reduced throughput, requiring additional processing time and energy.

Separating the oil and water phases after processing can be challenging, particularly when the droplet size is small. This is important for applications where the oil needs to be recovered, such as in the food or pharmaceutical industries.

Oil-in-water emulsions can also lead to fouling of processing equipment due to the deposition of oil droplets on surfaces. This can reduce the efficiency of equipment and increase maintenance costs

Ensuring consistent product quality can be a challenge when processing oil-in-water emulsions due to the complex nature of the mixture. Variation in droplet size, composition, and stability can impact product properties such as texture, appearance, and shelf life.

VORTA
for Emulsions

VORTA For Emulsions

Combination of Vortex and Cavitation has a synergistic effect on creating a stable emulsion and the proposition offers multiple benefits including lower energy consumption, shorter processing times, and higher efficiency.
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