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    The document describes the process of making soap. Fats are melted and heated with a sodium hydroxide and water solution. The mixture is then mixed at high temperature and pressure before being pumped and heated further. It is then subjected to vacuum spraying, fractionation and cooling to produce the final products of soap, glycerine and water.

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    The document describes the process of making soap. Fats are melted and heated with a sodium hydroxide and water solution. The mixture is then mixed at high temperature and pressure before being pumped and heated further. It is then subjected to vacuum spraying, fractionation and cooling to produce the final products of soap, glycerine and water.

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    The document describes the process of making soap. Fats are melted and heated with a sodium hydroxide and water solution. The mixture is then mixed at high temperature and pressure before being pumped and heated further. It is then subjected to vacuum spraying, fractionation and cooling to produce the final products of soap, glycerine and water.

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    PEMBUATAN SABUN

    FATS NaOH + H2O

    Melting Heating

    Heating 135°C

    Dosing Dosing

    MIXING
    100°C-Pressure 3.5 bar

    Pumping

    Heating 245°C

    Heating 288°C

    Vacuum spray

    Glycerine vapours Soap

    Discharge

    Fractionation
    Cooling
    from condensation

    Water Glycerine Soap

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