Row 6483

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We have a reactor where we pour hot liquid soap to homogenize. We are trying to load two batches into the reactor to optimize double batch productions. However when puring the first batch it generates an excessive amount of foam that prevents us from loading the second batch.

First we pured it from the top of the reactor, which created massive amounts of foam.

After that we tried puring it through a pipe with an opening close to the base of the reactor. The pipe had curves to control the speed at which the soap fell through it. Problem with this is that when we introduced the second batch it didn't properly homogenized with the first batch, since the first batch move to the top and the second one stayed at the bottom.

Finally we tried pouring the soap into the walls of the reactor, but as with the other first method it still generated too much foam to allow us to combine to batches in the reactor.

We can not change the production process, only the way we pour or introduce the first batch into the reactor, and both batches have to be introduced in the same manner into the reactor since there's only one line of production.

Any suggestions? English is not my first language so apologies for any missues of any technical word.

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Entry ID: 6483
Repository: Axioma AXP
Dataset: arrmlet/reddit_dataset_36
Total Entries: 100,000