Abstract: A mixer apparatus for mixing a high-viscosity fluid has a mixer shaft with a plurality of blades affixed thereto, a hydraulic motor drivingly connected to the mixer shaft so as to rotate the mixer shaft, a hydraulic pump connected by a fluid circuit to the hydraulic motor so as to deliver hydraulic fluid under pressure to the hydraulic motor, an electric motor drivingly connected to the hydraulic pump, and a hydraulic fluid reservoir connected to the fluid circuit so as to supply hydraulic fluid to the hydraulic pump. The plurality of blades are pivotally mounted to the mixer shaft.

Abstract: A mixer apparatus for mixing a high-viscosity fluid has a mixer shaft with a plurality of blades affixed thereto, a hydraulic motor drivingly connected to the mixer shaft so as to rotate the mixer shaft, a hydraulic pump connected by a fluid circuit to the hydraulic motor so as to deliver hydraulic fluid under pressure to the hydraulic motor, an electric motor drivingly connected to the hydraulic pump, and a hydraulic fluid reservoir connected to the fluid circuit so as to supply hydraulic fluid to the hydraulic pump. The plurality of blades are pivotally mounted to the mixer shaft.

Abstract: A mixer apparatus for mixing high viscosity fluids has a mixer shaft with a plurality of sets of blades affixed thereto. A lowermost set of blades is pivotally mounted so as to be movable between a first position pivoted upwardly and a second position pivoted outwardly. The mixer apparatus has a hydraulic motor drivingly connected to the mixer said shaft so as to rotate the mixer shaft, a hydraulic pump connected by fluid circuit to the hydraulic motor, and electric motor connected to the hydraulic pump, and a hydraulic fluid reservoir connected to the fluid circuit so as to supply hydraulic fluid to the hydraulic pump. The mixer shaft has a base at the lowermost end thereof.

Abstract: A mixer apparatus for mixing a high-viscosity fluid has a mixer shaft with a plurality of blades affixed thereto, a hydraulic motor drivingly connected to the mixer shaft so as to rotate the mixer shaft, a hydraulic pump connected by a fluid circuit to the hydraulic motor so as to deliver hydraulic fluid under pressure to the hydraulic motor, an electric motor drivingly connected to the hydraulic pump, and a hydraulic fluid reservoir connected to the fluid circuit so as to supply hydraulic fluid to the hydraulic pump. The plurality of blades are pivotally mounted to the mixer shaft.

Abstract: A mixer apparatus for mixing high viscosity fluids has a mixer shaft with a plurality of sets of blades affixed thereto. A lowermost set of blades is pivotally mounted so as to be movable between a first position pivoted upwardly and a second position pivoted outwardly. The mixer apparatus has a hydraulic motor drivingly connected to the mixer said shaft so as to rotate the mixer shaft, a hydraulic pump connected by fluid circuit to the hydraulic motor, and electric motor connected to the hydraulic pump, and a hydraulic fluid reservoir connected to the fluid circuit so as to supply hydraulic fluid to the hydraulic pump. The mixer shaft has a base at the lowermost end thereof.

Abstract: Embodiments of a method and system for heterogeneous memory control are disclosed. The embodiments include components of a Memory Manager that receive usage information of a memory subsystem of a host system, the memory subsystem including internal memory and external memory. The Memory Manager also receives client information of one or more clients that are coupled to and/or integrated with the host system. A request or call for internal memory is also received at the Memory Manager from the clients. The Memory manager automatically controls the memory in accordance with one or more of the request, the usage information and the client information. The control includes allocating a portion of the internal memory to the client, remapping one or more areas of internal memory from a first client to a second client, and/or reorganizing the memory by remapping external memory to internal memory. Other embodiments are described and claimed.

Abstract: Embodiments of a method and system for heterogeneous memory control are disclosed. The embodiments include components of a Memory Manager that receive usage information of a memory subsystem of a host system, the memory subsystem including internal memory and external memory. The Memory Manager also receives client information of one or more clients that are coupled to and/or integrated with the host system. A request or call for internal memory is also received at the Memory Manager from the clients. The Memory manager automatically controls the memory in accordance with one or more of the request, the usage information and the client information. The control includes allocating a portion of the internal memory to the client, remapping one or more areas of internal memory from a first client to a second client, and/or reorganizing the memory by remapping external memory to internal memory. Other embodiments are described and claimed.