anti-foam

An antifoam or defoamer is a chemical additive that reduces and prevents the formation of foam in industrial process fluids. The terms antifoam and defoamer are often used interchangeably.

The high surface tension of sea water and the high probability of formation of foam in MED and MSF systems are unpredictable. These foams are usually formed when organic compounds increase in salt water or brine.

Creating a floor can cause many problems and damages. Loss and overflow of edible materials, reduction in efficiency and speed of the process, reduction in the capacity of tanks and even stopping production are among the problems of foaming.

Antifreeze is a colored liquid that mixes with water and helps in regulating the engine in extreme temperatures. and is pumped throughout the engine block to maintain a uniform operating temperature. In addition to temperature regulation, mitreh antifreeze is also effective in preventing corrosion.