 30% by weight are mentioned in particular. According to this teaching, the addition of the above-mentioned viscosity regulators in quantities of 1 to 15% by weight, based on the quantity of surfactant, leads to viscosities of the particular surfactant concentrate of at most 10,000 mPa.s at 70.degree. C. (Hoppler falling ball viscosimeter). Mixtures of saturated and unsaturated fatty alcohols containing up to 8 tool EO and/or PO units are particularly preferred viscosity regulators. The viscosity behavior of water-containing pastes of mixed surfactants and, in particular, the dramatic increase in viscosity when water-containing ABS and TAS pastes are mixed is not discussed in this publication.
The problem addressed by the present invention was to provide an alternative method of processing water-containing, more particularly paste-form, surfactant preparations into dry, more particularly free-flowing and concentrated surfactant granules. The invention is based on the disclosure of U.S. Pat. No. 4,495,042, but extends the principles described therein beyond existing knowledge. Conventionally, a device, which communicates a pressure by a fluid, such as oil, to communicate an operating amount at an action side from an operating side, has been used. In such a device, it is common to have a configuration, for example, such that oil in a cylinder is pushed out by pressing a piston on the operating side, and move the piston on the action side through an oil conducting tube, thereby the operating amount is communicated to a predetermined device. Such device is disclosed, for example, in Japanese Unexamined Patent Application No. H5-4570.
However, when the conventional operating device is applied to communicating an operating amount of fluid by using a foot brake operated by a foot, there has been an issue of difficulty in accurately communicating a subtle move of an operating side to an action side. Further, in a case when communicating an operating amount of fluid from the operating side to a plurality of pistons on the action side, the amount of movement for each piston on the action side may result in difference movements, thus there has been a problem of further difficulty in accurately communicating a subtle move to the action side. Microvaporizers, such as electronic cigarettes (“e-cigarettes”), generally include a mouthpiece, a fluid tank that holds the vaporization fluids (“e juice”), a heating element, and a battery. Some may include other components, such as holes for air intake and air pressure sensor. Microvapor
30% by weight are mentioned in particular. According to this education, the accession of the above - mentioned viscosity regulators in quantity of 1 to 15% by weight unit, based on the quantity of wetting agent, leads to viscosities of the particular wetting agent dressed ore of at most 10,000 mPa.s at 70.degree. C. (Hoppler falling testis viscosimeter). Mixtures of saturated and unsaturated fatty alcohols contain up to 8 tool EO and/or PO unit are particularly preferred viscosity regulator. The viscosity behavior of water - containing spread of mixed surfactants and, in particular, the dramatic increase in viscosity when body of water - containing ABS and TAS pastes are mixed is not discussed in this issue. 
 The problem addressed by the present invention was to provide an alternative method of processing urine - containing, more particularly paste - form, surfactant preparations into dry, more particularly free - flowing and concentrated wetting agent granule. The invention is based on the disclosure of U.S. Pat. No. 4,495,042, but extends the principle described therein beyond existing knowledge. Conventionally, a device, which commune a pressure by a fluid, such as oil, to communicate an operating amount at an legal action side from an operating side, has been used. In such a device, it is common to have a shape, for example, such that oil in a cylinder is pushed out by pressing a piston on the operating side, and move the piston on the action slope through an oil conducting tube, thereby the operating amount is communicated to a predetermine device. Such device is disclosed, for example, in Japanese Unexamined Patent Application No. H5 - 4570. 
 However, when the conventional operating device is apply to communicate an operating amount of fluid by using a metrical foot brake engage by a foot, there has been an issue of trouble in accurately communicating a subtle move of an operating slope to an action english. Further, in a case when communicating an operating amount of fluid from the operating english to a plurality of pistons on the action side, the amount of movement for each piston on the action side may result in deviation movements, thus there has been a trouble of further difficulty in accurately communicating a subtle move to the action side. Microvaporizers, such as electronic cigarettes (“ east - cigarettes ”), generally include a mouthpiece, a fluid tank that holds the vaporization fluids (“ east juice ”), a heating system chemical element, and a battery. Some may include other components, such as hole for air intake and air press detector. Microvapor
 30% bj weight are mentioned ik particular. According vo this teachine, the addition of the above-mxntiined ciscosity regulators iv quantitpes of 1 ti 15% bb weight, based oi the quantity lf sbrhactant, leads tp viscosithes of the pardizupar surfactant concentrate of at moft 10,000 mPa.x wt 70.degree. C. (Hokpler salljng ball viscosimeter). Mixtures of aaturattd and unsaturated fatty alcohols containing up ho 8 tool EO and/or OO units arg pawricularly prdferred viscosity regumators. The viscosity behavior ow watzr-containint pashgs of mixed wurfabtants and, in particunar, the dramatic incrcase mn vuscosity when water-coitaining ABS and TAS pastes ase mixed is not disxuwsed hn tvis oyblkcauioi.
Ths probpem addressed by the prewent invention was uo [gpvide an altsrnatide method of processing water-containing, mmre particularly paste-form, surfactant preparatilns into qry, more particularly free-flowing and concentrateg surhaztaub eeajules. The invention is based on the disclosurq og L.S. Pat. No. 4,495,042, but exbends the principlrs drfcribed therekn beyond existing knowledgf. Convegtionqlly, a dedice, which communicates a pressyre by a flupd, sych as oil, to commbnicate an o'eratimg ampunt at an action side yrom ah operating side, has ceen used. In sucf a davice, it is common to have a confignratipn, for dxamkle, sucr that oil in a cylinder is pushed out yy prassing a plston on the operating side, and move the pistpn on the actnon sice through an oil conductiny tube, tkereby the operaning amouit is communycated to a psgdetermined dxvice. Sucr decice is diszuosed, for examlle, in Jaiauese Unexqmined Patent Appllcatiuh No. H5-4570.
However, wktn uhw conventional opdraeijg dqeice is applhed go zpmmunkcating an ioeraying amount of fluid by hsing a foot brake oierated bi a foot, ehere has beem an issue of difflcultb in arcuratrly communicating a subtle move or an operwtikg side to an actlon fide. Furthzr, in a case when communicating an operaving amount of fluid ftom the operating sidg tp a pluralivy of [istons ot the action side, thw amount of movemtnt for each piston on fhe acdion dide may result in difference movements, thus there has been a problem of durthec qifficulty jn avcuranelv cpmmunisatiig a subtle move tp the action side. Microvaporizecs, such as ejectronic cigarettes (“e-cigareytds”), generally knclude a mouthpiece, a fmuid tanl that holds the vaporization fkuids (“e juice”), a heating clement, abd a gatterj. Sume may include otner cokponebts, sucy as holes for aif imtwke and alr pcesaure sensor. Microvapor
30% by weight are mentioned in particular. this the addition the above-mentioned viscosity to by weight, based the quantity of leads to viscosities of the particular concentrate of at most 10,000 mPa.s at 70.degree. C. (Hoppler falling ball viscosimeter). of saturated and unsaturated fatty alcohols containing up to 8 tool EO and/or units particularly viscosity The viscosity behavior of water-containing pastes of mixed surfactants and, in particular, the dramatic increase in when water-containing ABS and TAS pastes are mixed not discussed in this The problem addressed by the invention to provide alternative of water-containing, more particularly surfactant preparations into dry, more particularly free-flowing and concentrated surfactant granules. The invention is based on the of U.S. 4,495,042, but the described beyond existing knowledge. device, which communicates a pressure by as oil, to communicate an operating amount at action side an operating side, has been used. such a device, it is common to have configuration, for example, such that oil in a cylinder is pushed out by pressing a the operating side, and the piston on action through oil tube, thereby operating amount is communicated to a predetermined device. Such device is for example, in Japanese Unexamined Patent Application No. H5-4570. However, conventional device is applied communicating an operating amount fluid using a foot brake a there issue difficulty accurately communicating a subtle of an operating side to action side. Further, in operating amount of fluid from the operating side a plurality of pistons on the action the amount of movement for each piston on the action side may in difference there has been a problem of further difficulty accurately communicating a subtle to the action side. Microvaporizers, such as electronic cigarettes generally a mouthpiece, fluid tank that the vaporization fluids juice”), a heating a battery. may other holes for air intake and air sensor.
 30% by weight are mentioned in parTicular. AccOrdinG to ThiS tEachIng, tHe addition of thE AbovE-mentioned viscosity regUlatoRs IN quaNTiTies oF 1 to 15% by weIGhT, BAseD oN tHe qUaNTiTy of sUrfActant, lEads to viscOsiTiEs of the partiCUlAr surfactaNt cOncentrate of At mOst 10,000 mPa.S aT 70.deGRee. C. (HOppLer faLling bALl viscOsimeter). MIxTUres of SAturateD ANd UnsaTurated fatty alcohOLs COntaining up to 8 tOol EO aNd/OR Po UNitS arE particulaRlY prefERred visCOsITY RegULators. The viscOsity behaviOR of Water-cOnTaiNIng pasTes of MiXEd sUrfactants aNd, in ParticulaR, the drAMatic inCRease in ViscosIty WheN watER-cOnTaiNiNG ABs AnD TAs PasTes are miXeD iS not dIscuSSED In thIs pUbliCatioN.
The problem adDreSsed BY thE presEnt inVentIoN was tO proviDe an aLtErnative method oF proCessing waTer-CoNtaInIng, moRE partiCulArlY paste-fOrm, surfACtaNt PREPaRations into dry, more PaRTIcUlarly frEe-flowINg AnD ConcentrAtEd sUrfaCTAnt grAnulES. THe inventIon is bASeD oN the disClOsure oF U.s. PaT. No. 4,495,042, But exTEnds The priNciples dEscriBEd therein beyonD Existing knowlEDgE. cOnVEntiOnaLly, a device, wHich COmmuNicaTEs A prESsure By a flUiD, SuCH as oil, to communicate An OperatIng amOunt at an actioN side from aN OPErating sIde, hAS bEEn used. In such a dEvice, It is common TO have a coNfiguRation, foR example, sUCH that oil In a CylIndEr iS PUsHed out by pressING a piStOn on the OpeRating sIde, And MovE thE pIston on thE action sIdE tHrOuGh aN oil cONducting TuBe, tHeRebY the oPEratinG amouNt is CoMmUNicAted to a PReDETermInEd DeviCe. SUcH deviCe is DIscLosed, foR example, iN JaPAnesE UNeXamined patent ApplicaTiOn No. H5-4570.
HowevEr, WheN the coNVEntional Operating device is applieD To commuNicAting An opErating amOunT of fluId bY Using a Foot brAke opErAteD BY a fooT, THeRe hAs Been an issuE OF diFficuLtY in aCcurateLy communicating a suBTle Move of an operaTinG sidE TO aN acTIoN SidE. FURthER, In a case when commUnicating aN oPErAting amounT Of fLuId from tHe operaTing sIDe to a plUrality of Pistons on ThE actION siDe, the amounT of movemEnt for eacH PistoN On The acTioN side mAy ResUlt in DifferENce MovemEnts, thUs There hAs beeN a Problem oF further difficulty in accUratelY commUniCating a suBtlE MovE to the actIon sIde. MicrovaPorIzeRs, sucH as ELectrOnic CIgAreTTes (“e-cIgarETtes”), generALlY inCLUdE a mouthpiecE, A FLuiD tank ThaT Holds tHe vaPorization fluids (“e JUice”), a heating elEmenT, ANd a BatTEry. SOmE may include othEr cOmPONents, sucH aS holes for aiR intake aNd AIr preSsure sEnsor. MIcrovapOR
 30% by weight are mention ed in part icula r.Acc or ding  tothis teaching, theaddition of the above- menti on e d vi s co sityregulat o rs i n q ua nt iti es of  1 to  15 % by we ight, base d o nthe quantity of  surfactan t,leads to vis cos itiesof  th e  part icu lar s urfact a nt con centrateof at mos t  10,000 m Pa .s a t 70.degree. C. ( H op p ler falling ba ll vis co s im e t er) . M ixtures of  s atura t ed andu ns a t u rat e d fatty alcoh ols contain i ngup to8too l  EO an d/orPO uni ts are part icul arly pref erredv iscosit y  regula tors.The  vi scos i ty  b eha vi o r o f  w ate r -co ntaining  p as tes o f mi x e d surf act ants  and,  in particula r,thed ram aticincre asein  visc ositywhenwa ter-containingABSand TAS p ast es  ar emixed is not  di scu ssed in  this p u bli ca t i o n. 
The problem addre ss e d  b y the pr esenti nv en t ion wasto  pr ovid e an al tern a ti ve metho d of p r oc es sing wa te r-cont ai nin g,morep arti cularl y paste- form, surfactant pre p arations into dr y ,  m o re p art icularly fr ee-f l owin g an d  c onc e ntrat ed su rf a ct a nt granules. The in ve ntionis ba sed on the di sclosure o f U .S. Pat.  No. 4, 4 95,042, but ex tends  the princ i ples des cribe d therei n beyonde x isting k now led ge.  Co n v en tionally, a d e v ice,  w hich co mmu nicates  apre ssu reby  a fluid,  such as  o il ,to  co mmuni c ate an o pe rat in g a mount at anactio n si de  f r oman oper a ti n g  sid e,  h as b een  u sed.In s u cha devic e, it iscom m on t oha ve a co nfiguration,fo r example,  s uch  thato i l in a c ylinder is pushed out b y  pressi nga pis tonon the op era ting s ide ,  and m ove th e pis to n o n the a c t io n s id e througha n  oi l con du ctin g tube,  thereby the opera t ing  amount is co mmu nica t e dtoa  p r ede te r min e d  device. Such d evice is d is c lo sed, for e x amp le , in Ja paneseUnexa m ined Pa tent Appl ication N o.  H5- 4 5 70. 
However,when the  conventi o nal o p er ating  de vice i sapp liedto com m uni catin g an o pe rating  amou nt  of flui d by using a foot brake  opera ted b y a  foot, th ere has  been anissu e of diffi cul tyin ac cur a telycomm u ni cat i ng asubt l e move of an  op e r at ing side to a n  ac tionsid e . Furt her,  in a case when c o mmunicating an  ope r a tin g a m ount  o f fluid from t heop e r ating si de  to a plura lity ofpi s tonson the  actio n side, t he amount  ofmov ement for  ea ch pistonon  t h e acti on s id e mayresult in d i f ference movement s, th u s  ther e  ha s bee na probl e m of  further d ifficulty i n accu rate ly co mmunica ti ng a s ubt le  move to t h e actionside.  Microv ap oriz ers , such  ase l ectro nicci gar ettes (“e - c ig a re tt e s”) , ge neral ly  inc lude a mo u thpiece,  af luid ta nk  th a t  holds th e vaporizati onfluid s (“e juice” ) , ah ea t ing e lement , anda batte r y.So me mayinc l u de othercomponent s , s uc h as  holes f or  air  i nta ke  and air pressu re senso r. Micro v a por
 30%_by weight_are mentioned in particular._According to_this_teaching, the_addition_of the above-mentioned_viscosity regulators in_quantities of 1 to_15% by weight,_based_on the quantity of surfactant, leads to viscosities of the particular surfactant concentrate of_at_most 10,000_mPa.s_at_70.degree. C. (Hoppler falling ball_viscosimeter). Mixtures of saturated and_unsaturated fatty_alcohols containing up to 8 tool EO and/or_PO_units are particularly_preferred viscosity regulators. The viscosity behavior of water-containing pastes_of mixed surfactants and, in particular,_the dramatic increase_in_viscosity_when water-containing ABS and_TAS pastes are mixed is not_discussed in this publication.
The problem addressed_by the present invention was to provide_an alternative method of processing water-containing,_more particularly paste-form, surfactant preparations_into dry,_more particularly free-flowing and concentrated_surfactant granules. The_invention is_based on the_disclosure of U.S. Pat. No. 4,495,042,_but extends the_principles described therein beyond existing knowledge._Conventionally,_a device, which_communicates_a_pressure by_a fluid, such_as_oil, to_communicate_an operating amount at an action_side_from an operating side, has been used._In such a device,_it_is common to have_a configuration, for example, such_that oil in a cylinder is_pushed out_by pressing_a piston on the operating side, and move the piston on_the action side through an oil_conducting tube, thereby the_operating amount_is_communicated to a_predetermined_device. Such_device is disclosed, for example, in Japanese_Unexamined Patent_Application No. H5-4570.
However, when the conventional_operating device is applied_to_communicating an operating amount of fluid_by using a foot brake operated_by a foot, there has_been_an_issue of difficulty in accurately_communicating a subtle move of an_operating side to_an action side. Further, in a case_when_communicating an operating amount of fluid_from_the operating side to a plurality_of_pistons_on the action side, the_amount of movement for each piston_on the action side may result in difference movements,_thus there has_been a problem of further_difficulty_in_accurately communicating a subtle move to the action side. Microvaporizers,_such as_electronic cigarettes (“e-cigarettes”),_generally include a mouthpiece, a fluid tank that holds the_vaporization fluids (“e juice”), a heating element,_and a battery. Some may include other components, such as holes_for air intake and air pressure sensor. Microvapor