Introduction to the relationship between emulsified oil and cutting fluid


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2022-09-30

Emulsified oil is an emulsified fuel, an emulsion composed of water and a flammable liquid (oil or fuel). An emulsion is a special example of a dispersion containing continuous and dispersed phases. In an emulsion, both phases are oil and water. Mixed liquid.

Introduction to the relationship between emulsified oil and cutting fluid

Emulsified oil is an emulsified fuel, an emulsion composed of water and a flammable liquid (oil or fuel). An emulsion is a special example of a dispersion containing continuous and dispersed phases. In an emulsion, both phases are oil and water. Mixed liquid.

 

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Our company introduces emulsified oil. In order to distinguish emulsified oil from microemulsions, microemulsions or ordinary emulsions (sometimes called crude emulsions) are used. The essential difference between the two is stability (microemulsions are thermodynamically stable systems, crude emulsions are dynamically stable systems) and particle size distribution) Microemulsions form spontaneously and have a size of 10-200nm. Crude emulsions are formed during shearing. Microemulsions from 100 nm to 1 micron are isotropic. Crude emulsions are easy to settle (or float) and change over time. The surfactants (also known as emulsifiers) used in both can also be water-in-oil (inverse emulsions or oil in water or double continuous multiple Or compound emulsion).

Application:

Water continuous (oil-in-water) emulsified fuels are olive oil fuel systems and asphalt emulsions. The continuous phase accounts for about 30% of the fuel composition and is a small component for the dispersed phase, so they are generally described as high internal phase emulsions (hipe).), superheavy crude oil, bitumen water continuous emulsions are easier to pump than raw fuels. For ease of handling, considerable heating and/or dilution of distillation products (kerosene or light crude oil) is required. Continuous water emulsions such as heavy oil can also be converted into emulsified fuels, reducing the need to use cutting fluids and improving the association with inferior fuels Combustion emissions.

Is cutting fluid the same as emulsified oil?

Comparing emulsified oil and cutting fluid, simply put, cutting fluid for production and processing needs to consider the production and processing performance based on lubrication performance, and mining emulsified oil mainly considers hydraulic transmission and anti-rust ability.

1. Emulsified oil is a product made by adding an appropriate amount of rust inhibitor and emulsifier to the base oil. It can be used for multi-level production and processing of black and non-ferrous metal workpieces that can be used for metal processing, and can also be used for automobiles and drills of multi-purpose machine tools., boring, reamer, power line, rolling process for high-speed and high-precision cutting to improve tool durability and cutting efficiency.

2. The cutting fluid is a cooling and lubricating oil that can be used for the cutting, production and processing of water-proof metal materials. It is an industrial-grade liquid that cools and lubricates tools and processed products during the cutting and grinding of metal materials. The cutting fluid is composed of a variety of powerful functional additives. It is scientifically compounded and formulated, and at the same time has good cooling performance, lubricating performance, anti-rust performance, oil removal and cleaning function, anti-corrosion function, and easy dilution characteristics. It is currently an advanced grinding product.

3. According to the budget and technical requirements of the factory, you can decide which one to choose.

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