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US5536430A Process of producing low-dust anionic surfactant concentrates in powder
or granule form with improved solubility in aqueous media
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生产低灰尘阴离子表面活性剂的方法是粉末或颗粒形式,在水性介质中具有改善的溶解性
- Patent Title: Process of producing low-dust anionic surfactant concentrates in powder or granule form with improved solubility in aqueous media
- Patent Title (中): 生产低灰尘阴离子表面活性剂的方法是粉末或颗粒形式,在水性介质中具有改善的溶解性
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Application No.: US290860Application Date: 1994-10-12
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Publication No.: US5536430APublication Date: 1996-07-16
- Inventor: Johann Fues , Wilfried Raehse , Kathleen Paatz , Wolfgang Poly , Bert Gruber , Andreas Syldath , Sven Welper , Herbert Pattberg
- Applicant: Johann Fues , Wilfried Raehse , Kathleen Paatz , Wolfgang Poly , Bert Gruber , Andreas Syldath , Sven Welper , Herbert Pattberg
- Assignee: Henkel Kommanditgesellschaft auf Aktien
- Current Assignee: Henkel Kommanditgesellschaft auf Aktien
- Priority: DEX4204090.6 19920212; DEX4204035.3 19920212; DEX4206050.8 19920227; DEX4234376.3 19921012
- Main IPC: B01D1/14
- IPC: B01D1/14 ; B01D1/18 ; C11D1/02 ; C11D11/00 ; C11D11/02 ; C11D11/04 ; C11D17/06 ; F26B3/12 ; F26B21/04
Abstract:
Anionic surfactant concentrates in the form of solid free-flowing powders and/or granules which may also be present as compounds in admixture with other auxiliaries and/or useful materials suitable for use in detergents and/or cleaning products and which have apparent densities of at least about 150 g/l are produced by hot drying of the water-containing preparations with superheated steam as the drying gas. Preferred apparent densities are above about 200 g/l and are preferably at least about 350 g/l. In addition, the pourable and free-flowing material is preferably in the form of a substantially dust-free material through the presence of dust-binding auxiliaries and/or useful materials and/or by regulation of the residual water content. In one preferred embodiment, the anionic surfactant concentrate is in the form of porous carrier beads with an absorbent porous inner structure.
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