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Wastewater treatment: the choice between polyaluminum chloride and aluminum sulfate
In the field of wastewater treatment, both polyaluminum chloride (PAC) and aluminum sulfate are widely used as coagulants. There are differences in the chemical structure of these two agents, resulting in their respective performance and application. In recent years, PAC has been graduall...Read more -
How to Judge Excessive PAM Dosage: Problems, Causes, and Solutions
In the sewage treatment process, Polyacrylamide (PAM), as an important flocculant, is widely used to enhance water quality. However, excessive PAM dosage often occurs, which not only affects sewage treatment effectiveness but may also have adverse environmental effects. This article will explore...Read more -
How to judge the flocculation effect of PAM and PAC
As a coagulant widely used in the field of water treatment, PAC exhibits excellent chemical stability at room temperature and has a wide application pH range. This allows PAC to react quickly and form alum flowers when treating various water qualities, thereby effectively removing pollutants fro...Read more -
How to solve the problem of pipe blockage caused by polyaluminium chloride
In industrial wastewater treatment, Polyaluminium Chloride (PAC) is widely used as a highly effective coagulant in precipitation and clarification processes. However, when using polymeric aluminum chloride, the problem of excessive water insoluble matters may lead to pipe blockage. This paper wil...Read more -
Understanding Polyaluminum Chloride: how to use it and how to store it
Polyaluminum Chloride (PAC) is a common inorganic polymer coagulant. Its appearance usually appears as a yellow or white powder. It has the advantages of excellent coagulation effect, lower dosage and easy operation. Polyaluminum Chloride is widely used in the field of water treatment to remove ...Read more -
Polyacrylamide Flocculant: Five facts you need to know
Polyacrylamide flocculant is a synthetic polymer that has found widespread applications in various industries. It is used mainly as a flocculant, a substance that causes suspended particles in water to aggregate into larger flocs, facilitating their separation. Here are five facts you need to kno...Read more -
Is algicide harmful to humans?
Algicide is an important chemical substance for swimming pool water treatment and maintenance of various water bodies. But with its widespread use, people have begun to pay attention to its potential impact on the human body. This article will deeply explore the application fields, performance fu...Read more -
How to Use Silicone Defoamer
Silicone Defoamers, as an efficient and versatile additive, have been widely used in various industries. Their key role is to control the formation and bursting of foam, thus helping to improve production efficiency and product quality. However, how to use silicone antifoam agents reasonably, esp...Read more -
How to add PAM
Polyacrylamide (PAM) is a linear polymer with flocculation, adhesion, drag reduction, and other properties. As a Polymer Organic Flocculant, it is widely used in the field of water treatment. When using PAM, correct operational methods should be followed to avoid the wastage of chemicals. PAM Ad...Read more -
PolyDADMAC: Key elements of sludge dewatering
Sludge dehydration is an important part of the sewage treatment process. Its purpose is to effectively remove the water in the sludge, so that the amount of sludge is less, and the disposal costs and land space are reduced. In this process, the selection of Flocculant is the key, and PolyDADMAC, ...Read more -
What is Poly Aluminum Chloride Used For?
Polyaluminum Chloride (PAC) is a high molecular polymer with the general chemical formula Al2(OH)nCl6-nm. Due to its unique chemical properties, it has a wide range of applications in various fields. This article takes you deep into the field to study the specific uses of this compound. Firstly, ...Read more -
What is the reaction mechanism of PolyDADMAC in the treatment of pulp and paper mill wastewater?
In industrial wastewater treatment, the removal of suspended solids is a key link. Not only does this help improve water quality, it also reduces wear and tear on equipment and clogging. At present, the methods for removing suspended solids mainly include sedimentation, ...Read more