Neutral cleaning agents
Neutral aqueous solutions are mixtures
of water and other chemical compounds with a pH near 7. The chemical compounds
may include surfactants, corrosion inhibitors, and other additives. Neutral
and alkaline aqueous solutions are the most commonly used aqueous solutions.
They will work for most solvent substitution applications. Neutral solutions
clean well where a high degree of chemical solvency is not required. They are
good at removing light oils, particles, chlorides, and other salts. Neutral
aqueous solutions are excellent for use in spray and ultrasonic applications
and may be used in steam equipment.
They are not ideal for immersion processes without agitation because the neutral
solutions are not strong enough. Most existing solvent degreasers can be converted
for use with neutral aqueous solutions with few equipment changes. One concern
is corrosion of parts. This can be addressed by changing the process or adding
corrosion inhibitors. Incoming water quality may affect the process quality.
A drying system probably will be needed. .
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