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How to dissolve SOUFA in case of precipitation (solidification)

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Overview

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SOUFA is an aqueous solution consisting mainly of sodium polyborate. It is effective in preserving termites and preservatives, as well as adding flame resistance to cellulose.

SOUFA is a solution of sodium polyborate.

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Separation of components

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The drop in outside temperatures during the winter (mainly from November to March) causes the active ingredients to precipitate.

Sedimentation is a phenomenon in which the active ingredient hardens at the bottom of the container.

Sedimentation begins at approximately 5°C, and it is believed that precipitation occurs during winter transport.

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Re dissolution

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■Re-dissolving is possible by increasing the temperature of the aqueous solution to 60°C or more.

■ Aqueous solution temperature can be re-dissolved at 60°C or higher.

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Melting Method

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Warm the entire container in a hot water bath with a tarai or bucket to break down the clumps and stir them.
*It takes longer to heat the solution.

*This is not suitable for a 20-kg container because it has a large amount of aqueous solution and does not heat up easily.

Condensing

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Stick heaters
(1) Put a stick heater directly into the container and mix it while breaking down the mass.
*It can be heated in a relatively short time.
*Be careful not to damage the container when breaking up the lumps.

*Please be careful not to break the container when breaking up the lumps.

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(2) Pour the contents into a pail or other container and stir to break up the clumps.
*The fastest way to heat the pail is to use a multiple bar heater.
*If you use multiple bar heaters, you can heat it in a shorter time.

*If you use multiple bar heaters, you can heat the pail faster.

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