US1719349A - Process for producing soap - Google Patents

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US1719349A
US1719349A US119225A US11922526A US1719349A US 1719349 A US1719349 A US 1719349A US 119225 A US119225 A US 119225A US 11922526 A US11922526 A US 11922526A US 1719349 A US1719349 A US 1719349A
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    • CCHEMISTRY; METALLURGY
    • C11ANIMAL OR VEGETABLE OILS, FATS, FATTY SUBSTANCES OR WAXES; FATTY ACIDS THEREFROM; DETERGENTS; CANDLES
    • C11DDETERGENT COMPOSITIONS; USE OF SINGLE SUBSTANCES AS DETERGENTS; SOAP OR SOAP-MAKING; RESIN SOAPS; RECOVERY OF GLYCEROL
    • C11D13/00Making of soap or soap solutions in general; Apparatus therefor
    • C11D13/02Boiling soap; Refining

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  • This invention relates to processes for producing soap and more particularly durable soaps made by the milling process that do not change through influences of the air or 2 weather.
  • the only soaps that will meet these requirements are the soaps made by the milling process; they are formed or cut into strips by being passed through pairs of rolls and then pressed into cakes. These soaps will keep for practically any length of time because they have a high content of fatty acid and a low content ofwater.
  • powdered soap has consisted hitherto in milling.
  • liquid high grade grain soap is first solidified, and then cu't'into slices or rolled into bands so as to make it present as large a surface as possible in the ensuing drying process.
  • this drying process has recently been greatly improved by the use of ingeniously designed devices it still requires an amount of heat,
  • fat solvents such as hydrocarbon bodies, for example naphtha, kerosene, or benzol, hydro-naphthaline, hydro-phenol, carbon-tetraohloride or the like may be used in the first stage of saponification or mixed with grain soap or soap paste to obtain milled soaps with a content of fat solvents.
  • Example 1 1000 kgs. of palm kernel oil fatty acid or cocoanut oil fatty acid, containing more than 99% of free fatty acid, are mixed with 360 kgs. of water-free sodium carbonate. This gives a uniform substance which saponifies after a while by spontaneous heatin Before the process of saponification is en ed and before the substance has completely solidified, 700 to 800 kgs. of liquid grain soap, made from tallow or bone fat, is added. By stirring or mixing these ingredients an almost homogeneous soap is obtained in a short time which after one hour can be milled in a milling machine into ribbons. These ribbons can be formed immediately, or after they have been stored for a short period, into bars by a plodder or compressor and then cut into cakes or tablets.
  • I claim A a process for producing air-resisting moulded soap consisting in mixing commercial fatty acids at about their melting point with a quantity of alkali carbonate free from water, sufiicient to saponify up to twice the quantity of fatty acids present, and after saponification, admixing grain soap there with and thereupon subjecting the product thus obtained to the milling process.

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