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What is the relationship between the relative specific gravity φ of the foam layer and the foaming factor?

2011-06-27View Original

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What is the relationship between the relative specific gravity φ of the foam layer and the foaming factor?
Reply #22011-06-27
Theoretically, they have different meanings; numerically, the difference between them is not significant. Especially with the foaming factor, its values are quite rough, so I treat them as the same thing.
Reply #32011-06-27
Reply to 2# wiseboy: Thank you. Are the foam index and foam factor the same thing?
Reply #42011-06-27
Because there are no unified, fixed standard names, everything is in chaos. Foam index, foaming factor, foam factor, system factor, and system factor often convey the same meaning. If it is software, there should be a specific explanation. For example, WTR and PCPC from Vivi Software both refer to the foam factor: that is, the liquid’s ability to form foam.
Reply #52011-08-17
Reply to 1# dongwentong8: The foaming factor refers mainly to a liquid’s ability to form foam, which reduces the efficiency of the tray.

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