A _____________ mixer resembles a ball mill without balls?

Correct answer: C. Tumbling

  • A. Banbury
  • B. Pug mill
  • C. Tumbling
  • D. Pan

Explanation

A tumbling mixer is a rotating vessel that mixes solids by repeated lifting and cascading, much like a ball mill operating without grinding balls. Banbury and pug mills use internal kneading or paddles rather than simple tumbling.

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