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Manufacturing method of dispersion concentrate

In the field of raw materials for chemical production, dispersion concentrate is an important intermediate product, which is widely used in various industrial production processes. The manufacturing method of dispersion concentrate involves a number of steps, including raw material preparation, mixing and dispersing, concentration, and post-processing. This article will introduce the manufacturing method of dispersion concentrate in detail for reference.

I. Raw material preparation

The first task of manufacturing dispersed concentrate is to prepare suitable raw materials. Usually, the main components of dispersion concentrate include basic liquid, dispersant and concentrated components. Selecting high quality raw materials is crucial to ensure product quality.

1. Base liquid: The base liquid is usually an organic solvent with good stability and compatibility, such as ethanol, acetone and so on. According to product requirements, water-based liquids, such as water, etc., can also be used.

2. Dispersant: the role of the dispersant is to disperse the concentrated ingredients evenly in the base liquid to prevent precipitation and agglomeration. Commonly used dispersants are surfactants, polymers and so on.

3. Concentrated ingredients: Concentrated ingredients are the core components of the dispersing concentrated liquid, and can be selected according to the specific needs of different chemicals, such as acids, alkalis, salts and so on.

2. Mixing and dispersing

After preparing the raw materials, it is necessary to add the dispersant and the concentrated component to the base liquid according to a certain ratio and mix and disperse. This process can be realized by stirring, homogenization and other methods.

1. Stirring: Use a stirrer to mix the raw materials well and ensure that the dispersant and concentrated ingredients are fully dissolved in the base liquid. Stirring speed and time need to be adjusted according to equipment performance and product requirements.

2. Homogenization: For more demanding products, a homogenizer can be used to further refine the raw materials and improve the uniformity of dispersion. Pressure and flow need to be controlled during homogenization to maintain product stability.

Three, concentration

After mixing and dispersing is completed, the dispersed liquid needs to be concentrated to increase the content of concentrated ingredients in the product. The concentration process can be realized through evaporation, membrane separation and other ways.

1. Evaporation: Use an evaporator to evaporate the water or other solvents in the dispersion to increase the concentration of the concentrated ingredients. Temperature and pressure need to be controlled during evaporation to avoid decomposition or deterioration of the product.

2. Membrane Separation: Using membrane separation technology, water or other solvents in the dispersed liquid are separated out through a selectively permeable membrane to achieve the purpose of concentration. Membrane separation has the advantages of low energy consumption and easy operation.

Four, post-processing

After the concentration is completed, the product needs to be post-treated to ensure its quality and stability. The post-processing links include filtration, sterilization, packaging, etc.

1. Filtration: Use filters to remove impurities and particles from the product to improve the purity of the product.

2. Sterilization: For products involved in food, medicine and other fields, sterilization is required to ensure product safety. Commonly used sterilization methods include autoclaving, ultraviolet irradiation and so on.

3. Packaging: Pack the treated dispersion concentrate according to the requirements for storage and transportation. Packaging materials should have good sealing and corrosion resistance to ensure product quality.

Summary:

The manufacturing method of dispersing concentrate involves a number of links such as raw material preparation, mixing and dispersing, concentration and post-treatment. In order to ensure product quality and stability, the operating conditions and parameters of each link need to be strictly controlled. At the same time, according to the specific product requirements, suitable equipment and processes can be selected to improve production efficiency and reduce costs. In the actual production process, it is also necessary to summarize the experience and optimize the process parameters in order to improve product quality and market competitiveness.