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Is there a **standard** for peptide urea quality? What standards are you all following now?
It seems that there are currently no standards for peptide urea. Can this type of urea be evaluated by referring to the standards for regular urea?
Reply to 2# llyy0327: The other analysis items are the same; it’s just that no standard was found for the peptide content
Reply to 3# Counterclockwise Fish: I also tried searching online, but found nothing related to it. You might want to ask the manufacturer or research institute in question; they might have internal standards. Haha, I can’t be of any help~~
Reply to 4# llyy0327 – you have already done me a great favor; I am very grateful
Process 1: Polyaspartic acid and tartrazine are mixed evenly in a stirrer tank, and then pumped via a metering pump into the “U” tube of the evaporation section 1 to evaporation section 2. Polyaspartic acid, the pigment, and urine pass through evaporation section 2 and a melting pump before being sent to a granulation tower for granulation. This process accounts for 10% of the total production of peptide urea. Process 2: Polysuccinic acid and tartrazine are mixed evenly in a mixing tank, and then fed into the inlet of the melting pump via a metering pump. Polysuccinic acid, the pigment, and urine are stirred and mixed together by the melting pump before being sent to a granulation tower for granulation. This process accounts for 90% of the total production of peptide urea.
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