Fatty Amine (SSI)-TD
Chemical Name----------------- TALLOW DI-AMINE
| Specification | Total Amine Value(305 to 325) Secondary Amine Value(160-170) Iodine Value (30-48 Min) Moisture (3 to 4% Max) Physical Apperance-- Semi Solid Colour----Pale Yellow Melting Points 45 To 49 C |
Emulsifiers for the manufacture of acid bitumen emulsions, adhesion promoter for anionic emulsions and for bitumen solutions.
Suggested Applications: --
Manufacture of Acid Bitumen Emulsions. (after neuttralization with hydrochloric acid or acetic acid) is highly suitable for the manufacture of Rapid Setting -acid bitumen emulsions that adhere well to all types of stone even in wet conditions. In this application acts as an emulsifier and an adhession promoter.
The amount required is about 0.2 % to 0.5 %, relative to the bitumen. Typical formulation for a 60% cationic bitumen emulsion.
Qualities required for 100 Kg emulsion:
0.3 Kg Fatty Amine TD is dissolved in stirred vessel with heating in a mixture of 37.51 water and 0.2 Kg concentrated hydrochloric acid. The pH of the solution is then checked and if necessary adjusted to 4-6 by the addition of hydrochloric acid or a small quantity of Fatty Amine- TD. The mixture is next heated to about 80-90 C and the bitumen, similarly heated and fluxed, is added. It should be noted in this connection that only high performance mixer(homogenizers) are suitable for the manufacture of cationic emulsion.
Packing: --
170 Kgs nett material packed in new M. S. Barrel.
Skin Tolerance:-
Like other free fatty amines, can cause irritation of the skin and muscous membranes, Gloves and protective goggles must therefore be worn when the product is handled. Areas of skin splashed with free amine must be rinsed with about 3% acetic acid and then washed with soap and water. Clothing contaminated with amine must bere moved. If the eyes are splashed.
Note: --
The information submitted in this publication is based on our current knowledge and experience. In view of the many factors that may affect processing and application, tests data do not relieve processors from the responsibility of carrying out their own tests and experiments; neither do they imply any legally binding assurance of certain properties or of suitability for a specific purpose. It is the responsibility of those to whom, we supply our products to ensure that any propritary rights and existing laws and legislation are observed.