While process objectives are critical to the successful manufacturing of a product, if the mixing scale-up fails to produce the required results, the costs of manufacturing can increase significantly. Although there are several industrial operations in which mixing requirements are readily scaled up from established correlations, many operations require a more thorough evaluation. This comprehensive handbook explains the difference and uses of a variety of mixers in a clear and concise manner. It provides practical insights from the leading professionals in the field presenting the latest methods for recognizing these more complex operations and offers alternative mixing designs for critical applications.