A detailed overview of crude oil defoamers
Although defoamers are very common raw materials in the modern decoration industry, especially in the selection of wall decoration coatings, different types of defoamers are usually selected, such as water-based defoamers. In fact, defoamers are used not only in the decoration industry, but also in crude oil energy products. Let me introduce to you in detail what crude oil defoamers are.
From a professional point of view, crude oil defoamers are the latest new high-efficiency powder defoamers developed. They are polymerized by polysiloxane, special emulsifiers, and highly active polyether defoamers through a special process. Since this product does not contain water, it is successfully used in powder products without water. The characteristics are strong defoaming ability, small dosage, long-lasting anti-foaming, good thermal stability, good fluidity, no side effects, and convenient transportation. It has extremely strong defoaming and anti-foaming properties in high temperature and high alkalinity solutions.
Common defoamers are suitable for industrial defoaming such as papermaking, pulping, textiles, printing and dyeing, washing processes, oil drilling, chemicals, cleaning agents, cutting fluids, building materials, inks, and sewage treatment. Applicable to systems where liquid defoamers are not suitable.
The usage and dosage of defoamers are mainly introduced as follows:
The defoamer can be directly added to the stirring foaming system medium to make the defoamer disperse quickly and evenly; or the defoamer can be dissolved in water (hot water dissolves faster), and then continuously or intermittently Put or spray it into the foaming system to make the disperse evenly and quickly, so as to obtain better effect. It should be prepared immediately before use and should not be stored for a long time after dilution. The general usage ratio is 0.001~0.5% of the foaming system, but users can increase or decrease it according to actual conditions for different processes and requirements.
