High speed mixing head and turbine

Claim 1

IN A HIGH SPEED MIXING HEAD, A STATOR TUBE, A STATOR RING ON THE LOWER END OF SAID TUBE RIGID THEREWITH AND HAVING A FORWARD MAIN CHAMBER AND A PLURALITY OF CIRCUMFERENTIALLY SPACED GENERALLY AXIAL RELATIVELY SMALL OPENINGS LEADING FROM SAID CHAMBER AND OPENING THROUGH THE OTHER END OF SAID RING IN SURROUNDING RELATION TO SAID TUBE, SAID RING HAVING AN INTERNAL CONICALLY TAPERED WALL AT THE JUNCTURE OF SAID OPENINGS AND CHAMBER, A MIXING ROTOR DISPOSED BODILY WITHIN SAID CHAMBER AND HAVING PLURAL CIRCUMFERENTIALLY SPACED BLADES INCLUDING INCLINED CONVERGING EDGES ARRANGED CLOSE TO AND PARALLEL TO SAID TAPERED WALL, SAID BLADES ALSO HAVING SQUARE CORNERS WHOSE ANGULAR EDGES ARE PARALLEL RESPECTIVELY TO THE SIDE WALL OF SAID CHAMBER AND THE FORWARD END OF THE STATOR RING, A HUB ELEMENT INTEGRAL WITH AND CARRYING SAID BLADES AND PROJECTING INTO THE BORE OF THE STATOR TUBE, A ROTARY SHAFT WITHIN THE STATOR TUBE INTERFITTING WITH SAID HUB ELEMENT, AND A BAYONET SLOT AND PIN CONNECTION BETWEEN THE HUB ELEMENT AND SHAFT TO ALLOW READY SEPARATION AND EASY CLEANING OF THE MIXING HEAD PARTS.