Detergency 2019
Detergency 2019
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DETERGENCY
August 2011
Detergent products
• LAUNDRY DETERGENTS
– Liquids / Gels: mixing
– Powders: spray drying or drum mixing
– Tablets: pressing
• DISHWASHING DETERGENTS
– Liquids / Gels: mixing
– Powders: spray drying or drum mixing
– Tablets: pressing
August 2011
Targeted Markets
• BIG MUTLTINATIONALS
– P&G, Unilever, Henkel, Reckitt Benckiser
– Colgate, Kao, Lion
– Church & Dwight, Nice
– Ecolab, Johnson Diversey
– Others
• LOCAL PLAYERS
– Rohit
– Nirma
– Rainbow Homecare
– Cosmo Metro
– Others
August 2011
Ingredients 1/7
Tap Water
Dissolve some substances
Thermal conductor
Energy conductor: drum rotation
Wetting of textile and surface
Allowing chemical reaction
Helping suspension
Evaporating easily
Surfactants/Tensides
Anionic: CO2-, SO3-, S04-
Cationic: NR1R2R3+
Non ionic
Amphoteric
The hydrophobic part is generally based on alkyl groups.
Antiscalants
Complexing agents: forming soluble complex with Ca and/or Mg
Ion exchangers: changing Ca/Mg to more soluble Na salts
Precipitants
1/ STPP
Form Ca and Mg complex
Alkalinity reserve: buffer capacity to maintain high pH
Anti redeposition
Anti incrustation
Improvement of tensides efficiency
But STPP has two major inconvenients
Environmental concern: water eutrophisation
Price fluctuation and availability
August 2011
Ingredients 4/7
2/ Aminocarboxylates: NTA/EDTA
EDTA/NTA: very good complexing agents
EDTA/NTA: stable vs oxydizing agents
NTA: good biodegradabilty
EDTA: low biodegradability
3/ Hydrocarboxylates: citric/tartric acids
Good biodegradability
Low complexing power
Mainly used for dishwashing and acid cleaners
4/ Phosphonates: HEDP, DTPMP, EDTMP
Average biodegradability
Very good complexing agents
5/ Ion exchangers
Zeolites: not very soluble. Can only treat ions in water but can’t catch
ions on textile surface/equipment. Mainly work on Ca2+ . Do not provide
buffer effect. Need co-builders (polymers) for suspension.
Silicates: meta/disilicates: good Ca/Mg exchange, good alkaline
reserve, stabilizer for bleaching agents, good antiredeposition
properties. Nedd very high dosage in comparison with STPP.
6/ Precipitants
Carbonates: as Ca can form insoluble salts with active ingredients
(tensides), carbonate can be added in low quantity for very stressed
conditions to precipitate partially CaCO3. But this can be considered
only as a side raw material, not able to replace others
August 2011
Ingredients 6/7
Bleaching agents
Chlorine derivatives: very agressive
Perborate
Percarbonate
Peracid
They are used for their decolorizing effect
Enzymes
Proteases: blood, egg, milk, herb, keratin
Lipases: fat
Amylases: starch
They are used to brake stains in small parts to enhance its cleaning by
the active ingredients.
August 2011
Ingredients 7/7
Foam Boosters
Antifoams
Optical brighteners
August 2011
Co-Builder: Dispersant 1/4
• Liquids
– Flosperse 3000A: Sokalan PA25PN, Acusol 445
– Flosperse 3000: Sokalan PA25, Acusol 445N
– Flosperse 5000: Sokalan PA30
– Flosperse 10030 CM: Sokalan CP5, Acusol 497N
– Flosperse 10030A CM: Sokalan CP45
August 2011
Co-Builder: Dispersant 2/4
• Solids
– Flosperse TS 3000: Sokalan PA25 and Acusol 445N powders
– Flosperse TS 10030: Sokalan CP5 and Acusol 497N powders
– Flosperse TS 3050A: Sokalan PA25PN and Acusol 445 powders
– Flosperse TS 10030A: Sokalan CP45 powder
August 2011
Co-Builder: Dispersant 3/4
• Action
– Ionic charge repulsion
– Steric repulsion
• Dosage
– Low STPP formulation: 1 – 2%
– STPP formulation: 3 – 4%
• Special usage
For cotton fabric, Sodium carboxymethyl celluslose can be used
instead of acrylic acid based products: dosage 0.5 – 1%.
For polyesther, Cellulosic ethers can be used instead of acrylic
acid based products.
Tendancy: such products are mainly promoted due to
environmental concerns.
August 2011
Formulations Automatic Laundry 1/3
August 2011
Formulations Automatic Laundry 2/3
August 2011
Formulation Automatic Dishwashing
August 2011
Formulation Hard Surface Cleaner
SAS 3.5-5.5
Polymer 3.5-5.5
Perfume +
August 2011