Polyacrylamide is an essential flocculant used in water treatment
processes. Here's how it's applied in various treatment stages:
Primary Clarification: Polyacrylamide aids in the sedimentation of suspended solids
during the initial treatment phase, enhancing the settling process
and clarifying the water.
Secondary Treatment: In biological treatment stages, it's used to improve flocculation
of the biological flocs and enables better settling in the
secondary clarifiers.
Tertiary Treatment: In the final cleanup of wastewater, polyacrylamide assists in
removing any remaining particles through filtration and advanced
sedimentation techniques, ensuring high-quality water is achieved.
These uses of polyacrylamide contribute to effective removal of
pollutants, thus performing a critical role in water purification
and making wastewater safe for discharge or reuse.
Product Description:
Blufloc Anionic Polyacrylamide is widely used in the treatment of water in industries such as
papermaking, mineral processing, and urban domestic sewage.
Blufloc Anionic Polyacrylamide is a solid powder water-soluble polymer with different molecular
weights and charge densities.
It is commonly used to increase the viscosity of water and provoke
the flocculation of particles existing in water for rapid
settlement of finely suspended solids.
It is a human-made chemical that can be customized to different
scenarios. It is very useful in water treatment processes, such as
in papermaking, mineral processing, and urban domestic sewage.
Features:
The use of this product is economical, as it requires lower dosage
levels than conventional chemicals. In addition, this product is
easy to dissolve in water and quickly forms a solution that is both
non-corrosive and effective at low dosages. Furthermore, this
product can eliminate the need for alum and ferric salts when used
as primary coagulants. The dewatering processes can also benefit
from the use of this product, as the sludge buildup will be
reduced.
Technical Parameters:
| Product Name | Anionic Polyacrylamide |
|---|
| Ionic Character | Anionic |
| Residual Monomer | ≤0.05% |
| Solid Content | 89% Min |
| Dissolved Temperature | 20-60°C |
| Stability | Stable |
| Molecular Weight | 5-22 Million |
| Insoluble Matter | ≤0.5% |
| Dissolved Method | Slowly Adding Into Water And Stirring |
| PH Value | 4-10 |
Applications:
Raw Water Treatment
It includes the flocculation and clarification process which helps
in the dewatering of lime Alum sludge and in the recovery of water.
Industrial Waste Water Treatment
It demands a primary clarification process followed by secondary
and tertiary treatment. Other processes include sludge thickening
and dewatering, color removal, and dissolved air floatation.
Sewage Treatment
Primary treatment is mandated, followed by sludge thickening and
dewatering.
Process Industries
It includes the sugar and juice industry for clarification, paper
making for retention, wet strengthening agent, resident agent, and
water recovery, sugar manufacturing for mud settling, chlor-alkali
for brine clarification, thermal power for clarification of
scrubber water, mining, and metallurgy for tailings thickening and
water recovery, coal also for tailings thickening and water
recovery and construction for solid and road stabilization and
concrete making.
Petroleum and Gas Field
It entails drilling fluids, EOR, profile modification, fluid loss
control, lubrication, and shale stabilization.
Support and Services:
We provide technical support and service for Anionic
Polyacrylamide. Our technical team is available to answer any
questions you may have about the product. We also provide product
samples for research and development. We can also provide custom
formulations and applications to meet your specific needs. If you
need any help or assistance, please do not hesitate to contact us.
Packing and Shipping:
Anionic Polyacrylamide should be packaged in a sealed container,
such as a plastic bag, and shipped in cardboard boxes or shipping
crates. The container should be clearly labeled with the product
name, the manufacturer, and the date of manufacture. The container
should also be clearly marked with a hazard symbol to indicate that
it contains a hazardous material. The box or crate should be
properly sealed to prevent leakage during shipping.
