Container desiccant Refers to a substance that can remove moisture from moist substances. It is generally translated as "desiccant" in English and comes in many varieties, generally divided into two categories: chemical desiccants, such as calcium oxide (quicklime) desiccant, which undergoes a chemical reaction to become slaked lime after absorbing water; and physical desiccants, such as silica gel, which adsorbs water vapor through the microscopic pores inside the silica gel without undergoing a chemical reaction with water. According to the components, it can be divided into silica gel desiccant, montmorillonite Desiccant desiccant, molecular sieve desiccant, calcium chloride desiccant, calcium oxide desiccant, fiber desiccant, etc.; Different desiccant raw materials also have different packaging materials, such as non-woven fabrics, mesh paper, some PE/PET composite materials, plastic boxes/barrels/bottles, etc.

With the rapid development of global economic trade, the vast majority of goods transported around the world are currently loaded into containers and then transported to various destinations, and most of these containers are transported by sea.

However, during ocean transportation (long-term intercontinental rail transport will also have the following phenomena), containers often experience high humidity marine climates and large diurnal temperature variations. During the day, the high-temperature air rich in water vapor sealed inside the container, due to the decrease in temperature at night, the water vapor reaches supersaturation, and the water vapor inside the container will condense into water droplets on the inner wall of the container, which is commonly known as "container rain" (If the goods are sealed, under the effect of temperature difference, the water vapor that cannot evaporate inside the goods packaging will condense inside the packaging material). This liquid water will seriously affect the goods or the outer packaging of the goods inside the container, easily causing metal rust or oxidation, cardboard to become soft and moldy, and a black mold layer to grow on wooden boxes, etc.

In order to solve the problem of goods getting damp, people have adopted different methods and measures, one of which is to use desiccants inside the container, which is the origin of container desiccants. By now, I believe everyone should have a general understanding of container desiccants. Therefore, Container desiccant It should be understood as a general term for substances used in containers to remove moisture from the air.

Container desiccant Apart from industry restrictions and limitations of the chemical properties of the desiccants themselves, most Desiccant can be used in containers, only the dehumidification effect is different.