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Crystallization is a process that involves the formation of solid crystals from a liquid or a solution as a result of changes in temperature, concentration, or other environmental conditions. Crystallization is used in various industries, including pharmaceuticals, chemicals, food processing, and materials science, for specific purposes.

Dispersion is a shear-driven process in which particulates of one material are distributed in a continuous phase of another.

Mixing plays a crucial role in heat transfer processes, and its purposes in this context are often related to optimizing heat exchange between different components or phases within a system.

Dissolving mixing is a process that involves mixing one or more solid substances into a liquid or solvent to create a homogeneous solution. The primary purpose of dissolving mixing is to achieve complete and uniform dissolution of the solids into the liquid.

Solid suspension mixing refers to the process of mixing solid particles or granular materials into a liquid or another fluid medium to create a homogeneous mixture.

Emulsification is a specific type of mixing process that involves combining two immiscible liquids, usually oil and water to form a stable, homogeneous mixture known as an emulsion. Emulsions are used in various industries, including food production, cosmetics, pharmaceuticals, and chemical manufacturing, for a wide range of purposes.

Mixing equipment for storage tanks serves the purpose of homogenizing and maintaining the consistency of fluids or materials stored in tanks. It is quite a common need in industries like chemicals, pharmaceuticals, food and beverage, or wastewater treatment. Adequate mixing is required for storing the end product or in buffer tanks.

Blending is the most fundamental mixing process used across various industries to combine multiple components or materials into a homogeneous mixture.