Processing requirements of suspension additives

The processing requirements for SC additives encompass multiple aspects to ensure the quality and performance of the final product. The following are some key processing requirements:

Raw Material Selection and Quality Control:

Select raw materials that meet standards to ensure their purity and chemical stability.

Strict quality control of raw materials, including testing their physical and chemical properties, is performed to ensure compliance with the formulation requirements.

Formulation Design:

Design a suitable formulation based on the specific application and performance requirements of the SC.

Consider the compatibility between the additive and the main SC component, as well as its impact on SC stability.

Mixing and Dispersion Process:

Use appropriate mixing equipment and techniques to ensure uniform dispersion of the additive in the SC.

Control mixing temperature and time to avoid additive decomposition or adverse reactions.

Particle Size Control:

Control the SC particle size distribution through processes such as grinding and screening to meet application requirements.

Particle size control helps improve the stability and dispersibility of the SC.

Stability Testing:

Perform stability testing of the processed SC, including long-term storage stability and thermal stability. Ensure the suspension concentrate maintains stable performance during storage and use.

Safety and Environmental Requirements:

During processing, strictly adhere to safety procedures to prevent fires, explosions, and other safety hazards.

Select environmentally friendly additives to reduce pollution emissions during production.

Equipment and Maintenance:

Use qualified processing equipment to ensure accuracy and stability.

Perform regular equipment maintenance and servicing to ensure proper operation and extend its service life.