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Why Temperature Retention Matters for Your Travel Mug?

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  ​​Introduction​​ Have you ever experienced bringing a hot cup of coffee in the morning while traveling, only to find it cold by noon? Or carrying an iced milkshake that loses its ideal texture by midday? These common scenarios highlight the critical role of an insulated travel bottle during trips. In this article, Ansheng will analyze the principles of temperature retention and the importance of using a high-quality stainless steel insulated mugs . ​​How Temperature Retention Works​​ Heat is lost through conduction, convection and radiation, and the role of the thermos mugs is to effectively prevent this. The vacuum layer between the double-layer stainless steel isolates the flow of air and eliminates the loss of heat through conduction. Secondly, the food-grade 304 stainless steel itself has low thermal conductivity, which further slows down heat transfer. In addition, the sealing design of the cup lid also reduces the escape of heat from the cup mouth and reduces heat loss. Whe...

How to Reduce Scaling of MBBR Media in Dairy Wastewater?

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  Introduction We often use MBBR media   in dairy wastewater to reduce the levels of BOD (Biochemical Oxygen Demand) and COD (Chemical Oxygen Demand) in the water. However, during the long-term water purification process, the surfaces of these MBBR (Moving Bed Biofilm Reactor) reactors may scale. At this time, the activity of the biofilm on the surface decreases, the water flow cannot pass through smoothly, and ultimately the wastewater fails to meet the discharge standards as scheduled. In this article, AquaSust will learn about the causes of scaling on the surface of these media and effective treatment measures. Please read on to learn more.   Causes of Scaling of MBBR Media in Dairy Wastewater   Water Quality: The organic matter in beverage wastewater , under the metabolic action of microorganisms, will produce viscous extracellular polymeric substances (EPS). It acts like glue to promote the aggregation of microorganisms and their adsorption on the surface of the...