The Rotamix Concept
What is Rotamix?
Using custom engineering and CFD software, each Rotamix system is designed to meet individual application requirements and to achieve the desired mixing effect for the process.

QUALITY & PERFORMANCE
- Rotamix System Guarantee provides GUARANTEED* active volume mixing performance
- Includes a factory 10 year full replacement nozzle warranty* against wear and corrosion
- State-of-the-art Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) modelling for mixing design verification
- Vaughan Company’s 50+ years of solids handling and wastewater process experience
* Contact Pump Systems for further details.
OPERATION & MAINTENANCE
- Vaughan chopper pump conditions solids for better digestion whilst preventing clogging
- Can be used in conjunction with self-priming pumps for suction lift or complete pump down
- No rotating parts within the process and no scheduled nozzle maintenance is required
- Integrated scum nozzles and foam suppression systems to help fight process problems
- Reduces confined space entry
ENERGY & FLEXIBILITY
- Ability to intermittently mix any tank or process, reducing operation and energy costs
- Mixing pump can be used to transfer tank contents, eliminating the need for additional equipment
- Shown to enhance methane gas production within anaerobic digesters for co-generation
- Variable speed drive operation to reduce pump speed can provide further energy savings
How does Rotamix work?
The Rotamix system incorporates several basic principles of physics and hydraulics, including uniform field of flow, vortical field of flow, induced flow and surface contact. Combined together, this unique mixing concept optimises solids contact due to the homogenous state.
Mixing flows are distributed through each nozzle simultaneously, which allows for very rapid development of rotation, maximising solids contact to optimise system performance. The Rotamix system is specifically developed to eliminate the “tea cup” phenomenon – a problem with most rotational mixing methods. Rotamix evenly distributes flow to both inner and outer portions of the tank, preventing pressure zones from developing and prohibiting solids from migrating towards the center of the tank. Mixing energy is distributed across the tank center floor, raising and drafting solids outwards towards the periphery, where in a circular tank, the greatest degree of natural rotational speed occurs.



