Micromixers—a review on passive and active mixing principles

By V. Hessel, H. Löwe, F. Schönfeld. 2005

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Subfields: Biomedical Engineering, Electrical and Electronic Engineering

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On the performance of static mixers: A quantitative comparison (2012, background): “…area is that of microﬂuidics where, since the Reynolds numbers are small and the Péclet numbers are large, chaotic advection is again the only way to mix ﬂuids in reasonable time, see the overview Scale-down of mixing equipment: microﬂuidics in [70] and the review paper by Hessel et al. [71].”
Fluid mixing in a T-shaped micro-mixer (2006, neutral): “Specific applications of micro-reactors to fast exothermic reactions are considered in Schneider et al., 2004; Löb, Löwe and Hessel, 2004; Kawai, Ebata und Kitazume, 2005).”
Current methods for characterising mixing and flow in microchannels (2010, background): “Various mechanisms for contacting and mixing fluids exist, including hydrodynamic focusing, manifold splitting and recombination, T- and Y-junctions, chaotic mixing (Ehrfeld et al., 2000; Hessel et al., 2005).”
Shape optimization of a micromixer with staggered herringbone groove (2007, background): “Hessel et al. (2005) reviewed the mixing principle of active and passive micromixers and also provided descriptions of typical designs of the mixing elements, characterization methods, and their application.”
A Review on Mixing in Microfluidics (2010, background): “During the last five years, since two nice review papers [1,2] were published in 2005 on microfluidic mixing, several hundreds of papers have been published on this topic.”
Characterization of Laminar Transient Flow Regimes and Mixing in T-shaped Micromixers (2009, background): “This has been shown by various applications in analytical equipment [3] and laboratory applications (see [4]).”
Passive split and recombination micromixer with convergent–divergent walls (2012, neutral): “[6].”