Food grade caustic soda tablets

Transportation and storage methods for industrial grade caustic soda:
When storing industrial grade caustic soda, it is important to seal it tightly to prevent exposure to the air from absorbing moisture and deliquescence, which can affect its effectiveness. The following precautions should also be taken during transportation and storage:
Generally, 25kg three-layer plastic woven bags are used for caustic soda, with the inner and outer layers being plastic woven bags and the middle layer being a plastic inner film bag. Soda flakes should be stored in ventilated and dry warehouses or sheds. The packaging container should be intact and sealed. Do not store or mix with flammable materials and acids during transportation.
When using glass bottles to hold caustic soda or other forms of sodium hydroxide, glass bottle stoppers should not be used. Instead, rubber stoppers should be used, as sodium hydroxide will react with silica in the glass to form sodium silicate, making it difficult to open the bottle stopper and body.
During transportation, it is important to pay attention to moisture and rain prevention for caustic soda flakes. When a fire breaks out, water, sand, and various fire extinguishers can be used to extinguish it, but firefighters should be aware of the corrosiveness of caustic soda dissolved in the water.
Reasonable storage of caustic soda can not only enhance its effectiveness, but also improve its efficiency and save costs.