FMP Members meet to steer the project

FMP - Fluid Mixing Processes Consortium

FMP is an industrially driven mixing research and design project, run continuously since 1983:

                • Owned and Managed by BHR Group
                • £0.5m ($1m) annual budget
                • Funded and steered by industrial Members
                • Independent, Confidential, Objective
                • Industrially relevant work, exploitable deliverables

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FMP members relax after a courseHow FMP Works


                •  Identify and discuss problems
                • Members vote on work programme
                • FMP Carry out physical and CFD experiments
                • Disseminate as reports and design guides

FMP Mixing Design Guide in ExcelWhat FMP Delivers


                • Relevant data, correlations and scaling rules
                • Critical reviews of public information
                • Design Guides and Best Practice Documents, including the Excel Design Guide calculation tool
                                       All deliverables are provided in electronic form.                       

What FMP Covers

FMP investigates mixing in stirred tank, in-line and jet mixed systems using industrially relevant geometries, scales and rheologies - not always optimal or “standard”, eg:

  • Poorly and un-baffled vessels with variable fill levels
  • Single and Multiphase Mixing
  • Mixing and chemical reaction incl. scale-up of micro and meso mixing limited reactions
  • Laminar, transitional and turbulent regimes
  • Effects of physical property differences on mixing processes

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Process Enquiries

enqprocess@bhrgroup.co.uk

 

Commercial Manager

44 (0)7768 594 383

 

FMP Members

Akzo Nobel
ANSYS
BP
Chemineer
Dow Chemical
DSM Research
DuPont
Eastman Chemicals
Eli Lilly
ExxonMobil
GSK
Huntsman
Infineum
LyondellBasell
PepsiCo
P&G
Rathi Vessels and Systems
Rohm and Haas
Shell Global Solutions
SPX Process Equipment
Sulzer Chemtech

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