I would like to ask if there are any good ways to address the problem of AES (sodium lauryl ether sulfate) becoming hard
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The raw material used in the production of detergents, sodium lauryl ether sulfate, turns into hard blocks in winter or when the temperature is a bit low, which makes it difficult to add it to the mixture. Do any experts have any solutions to this problem, other than heating it to dissolve it?
- -@....In our factory, we pack and sell the products after dusting them....Is there any packaging in bulk?
The raw material we purchase is a liquid similar to glue, quite viscous. But when the temperature drops slightly, this viscous liquid turns into a very hard gel, just like water turning into ice
The AES temperature should be kept below 60 degrees; insulation is necessary. If it is left outside in winter, it will freeze. Plants that use this technology generally have heating systems in place
That’s right, the only way is by heating! Control the temperature well! We are the ones who produce this gadget
This can only be achieved through pipeline insulation, etc., as it freezes below 25 degrees; heat tracing is also necessary, haha