Li-additives tsa Konkreite tse bobebe | Li-Agents tse Foaming tse Phahameng ka ho Fetisisa bakeng sa Konkreite ea Cellular
foromo ea protheine e foaming agent e na le li-protein tse nang le foaming agents le li-surfactants. Metsoako ena e sebelisoa ho etsa foam ea konkreite.
Ts'ebetso ea moemeli oa konkreite ea foaming e khethoa ke bokhoni ba eona ba ho hlahisa foam e tsitsitseng. Ho tsitsa ha foam ho itšetlehile ka boholo ba li-bubble tsa moea tse entsoeng, boima ba bona le nako eo ba lulang ba kopana le likaroloana tsa samente. Ho tsitsipana ka holim'a metsi le viscosity ea tharollo ea moemeli ea foaming le tsona ke matšoao a bohlokoa.
Foromo e entsoeng ka maeba e thehiloeng holim'a liprotheine e tsitsitse 'me e na le foamability e ntle ka nako e telele. E khothalletsoa ka ho khetheha bakeng sa mekhoa ea tlhahiso e hlokang botsitso ba nako e telele ea foam.
Ho feta moo, protein-based foaming agent is an environmentally friendly material that has good biodegradability and no harmful environmental impact. It can be widely applied to a variety of industrial applications, such as fire fighting, oil recovery and water treatment.
Protein-based foaming agent is a polymer that can form a stable foam when diluted with water. It has low surface tension and a high foaming capacity, which is ideal for use in fire fighting, water treatment and oil recovery applications.
The effectiveness of protein-based foaming agent can be improved by treating the protein hydrolysates with urea and dithiothreitol (DTT). Urea and DTT tend to accelerate the unfolding of globular proteins at interfaces by disrupting most of the noncovalent bonds and reducing disulfide bonds, ka ho latellana.