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Introduce customers to some common-sense questions about defoamers.
Release Date:
2021-11-18
Today, the editor will introduce you to some information about… Defoamer Common sense.
1: No two leaves in the world are identical, and no two people are exactly alike—nor is this true of defoamers. There is no single defoamer that works in every situation; each type has its own specific range of applications. Therefore, selecting the right defoamer is crucial when making your choice.
2: For defoamers, their stability may be compromised under high-temperature conditions. Therefore, prior to use, it is essential to assess the physical environment of the defoaming system to prevent situations where the defoamer fails to deliver the desired defoaming performance or even adversely affects product quality.
3: Pay attention to the dosage of defoamer. When many people are unsure how much defoamer to add, they often assume that more is better. In reality, this is not the case. Once the defoamer reaches a certain concentration—its saturation point—further addition will no longer be effective and will result in waste. Therefore, while meeting the required defoaming performance, using an appropriate dosage and formulation is the most cost‑effective approach.
4: The defoaming and foam‑suppressing performance of a defoamer diminishes over time, eventually fading away entirely. Therefore, when purchasing a defoamer, it is essential to evaluate both its initial defoaming efficacy and its long-term stability to determine whether it is a worthwhile investment. Typically, a high‑quality defoamer exhibits sustained resistance to foam formation over an extended period.
5: There is no direct relationship between the viscosity and concentration of a defoamer. A high-concentration defoamer may have lower viscosity, while a high-viscosity defoamer may have very low concentration.
6: Each type of defoamer has its own specific applications.