A practical section covers scale-up rules and empirical corrections: maintaining constant tip speed vs. constant power per unit volume, and when each approach makes sense. The spreadsheet includes a compact table of common impellers with recommended Np, typical clearance ranges, and agitation intensity guidance — handy when you want to sanity-check a selection.
In short, the agitator design calculation XLS repack is a tidy bridge between textbook formulas and real-world equipment: interactive, annotated, and engineered to get you from question to specification without losing sight of the physics. It’s the spreadsheet you’d hand someone at 4:45 PM on a Friday and trust them to return Monday with a viable agitator selection — and maybe a few clever tweaks you hadn’t thought of. agitator design calculation xls repack
Next comes the core: hydrodynamic sizing. The repack lays out familiar correlations—power number (Np) tied to impeller type, Reynolds number to determine flow regime, and impeller diameter as a fraction of tank diameter. Behind the scenes, formulas dynamically switch between laminar and turbulent regimes, swapping in the correct Np and flow coefficient. Conditional formatting highlights when an assumed regime changes, nudging you to review assumptions. A practical section covers scale-up rules and empirical