Demulsifier
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There is a demulsifier that is off-white in color and has a mild odor; I don’t know its specific ingredients or name. Adding it when the hydraulic oil is in a microemulsion state helps with emulsification; the oil becomes crystal clear. It’s just not clear whether this has an impact on the oil’s performance indicators. The seller said no, only the flash point decreased by 10 degrees
The main components of a demulsifier should include: the demulsifier itself, co-demulsifiers (auxiliary demulsifiers), dispersants, and wetting agents. Demulsifiers consist mainly of cationic polymer-type surfactants, with high-charge-density polymer resins being their key components, such as phenol-amine-aldehyde resins and polyoxypropylene polyoxyethylene ethers.
If there are any impacts, they can be analyzed after addition
I would like to ask the experts where I can buy this demulsifier
The flash point decreases by 10 degrees, indicating that the amount added is significant; this certainly has some impact on the properties of the oil, with the known effect on the flash point being quite substantial.
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No, the demulsifier serves to aggregate small water droplets, thereby achieving dehydration