Enquire Now! Contact Us ISO9001 Certified Twitter Facebook LinkedIn Youtube Email G Factor (Velocity Gradient) G Factor (Velocity Gradient) The G (or GT) factor, indicative of power per unit volume, was developed in the 1940s as a means of determining dynamic mixer performance in stirred tanks. More recently, attempts have been made to use G factor to describe static mixer performance, especially in water treatment dosing applications. However, G factor does not consider how effectively a particular mixer design converts power to mixture quality, neither does it consider how effective the injection method is. For these reasons, Statiflo has not adopted G factor as a useful tool in static mixer design. Search Search Submit Latest News Statiflo Spreads Across Africa November 25, 2021 Statiflo Wins Award for Exporting Excellence November 3, 2021 Statiflo’s Team Find Successful Formula for CHEMUK 2021 September 27, 2021 Back on the Road! Statiflo are Heading to CHEMUK 21 July 15, 2021 Statiflo Makes Waves with New Scottish Water Deal July 7, 2021 Latest News Statiflo Spreads Across Africa November 25, 2021 Statiflo Wins Award for Exporting Excellence November 3, 2021 Statiflo’s Team Find Successful Formula for CHEMUK 2021 September 27, 2021 Back on the Road! Statiflo are Heading to CHEMUK 21 July 15, 2021 Statiflo Makes Waves with New Scottish Water Deal July 7, 2021 Contact Us Statiflo International +44 (0) 1625 433 100 enquiries@statiflogroup.com Statiflo Corporation +1 (413) 684 9911 enquiries@statiflogroup.com Statiflo GmbH +49 (0) 2261 913570 enquiries@statiflogroup.com Statiflo Inc. +1 (416) 756 2406 enquiries@statiflogroup.com Latest News Statiflo Spreads Across Africa Statiflo Wins Award for Exporting Excellence Statiflo’s Team Find Successful Formula for CHEMUK 2021 Social Tweets by Statiflo Copyright Statiflo Group - All Rights Reserved You can learn more about cookies at AboutCookies.org. If you wish to stop cookies, or find out more about how we use them, click here.