Oil Film collecting agent on water
A water-surface oil film and oil-collecting technology, applied in the fields of grease/oily substance/float removal device, flocculation/sedimentation water/sewage treatment, liquid separation, etc. Simple ingredients, easy biodegradation and high oil collection efficiency
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Embodiment 1
[0008] Embodiment 1 adopts n-hexanoic acid solution containing 20% (by weight) stearyl alcohol as the oil collector of the present invention. In order to test the effect of the oil collecting agent of the present invention, inject tap water or sea water in the water tank of 55 * 5 * 5cm, the thickness of water layer is about 3cm, inject 10ml diesel oil (or other oils) on one side of the water tank, and wait for the oil film to spread to the other side. Use a graduated dropper to drop 1 drop of this oil collector, and you can see that the oil film shrinks back immediately. When the shrinkage stops, add another drop of oil collector until the oil film no longer shrinks. Record the oil film The position in the tank (marked with centimeter paper) changes with time, and the oil-collecting effect of the oil-collecting agent is characterized by the shrinkage percentage of the oil film at different times. The maximum oil-collecting effect of this oil-collecting agent on diesel oil i...
Embodiment 2
[0010] Embodiment 2 adopts the isoamyl acetate solution containing 15% stearyl alcohol. The oil-collecting agent can make the maximum shrinkage rate of diesel oil on the water surface reach 89%, and the 24-hour oil film shrinkage rate still remains at 62%.
Embodiment 3
[0011] Embodiment 3 adopts the heptanoic acid solution that contains 10% octadecanoic acid. The oil-collecting agent can make the maximum shrinkage rate of the oil film on the water surface reach 80%, and the shrinkage rate of the oil film remains at 70% within 72 hours.
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