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The development of the mapping method [1, 2] and its application to viscous flow in a (multiflux) static mixer [3] is discussed. The mapping method describes the repeated transport of fluid from one domain to another and computes the concentration distribution, yielding a unique mixing measure, like e.g. the intensity and/or scale of segregation [4,5], the residence time distribution and structure parameters like e.g. the area tensor [6].

The Mapping Method for Mixing Optimization Part I: The Multiflux Static Mixer: Part I: The Multiflux Static Mixer