Waste Water

Waste Water

 

Coagulation

Polymer flocculants are water-soluble polymers with both collecting and precipitating functions. These polymers can form flocs from individual small particles in a suspension by adsorbing on particles and causing destabilization through bridging or charge neutralization.

Polymer flocculants promote the separation of particles from water.

Polymer flocculants

Polymer flocculants are water-soluble polymers which can form flocs from individual small particles in a suspension by adsorbing on particles and causing destabilization through bridging or charge neutralization.

Polymer flocculants promote the separation of particles from water to clean water Polymer flocculants have a collecting and precipitating function.

Dewatering aids Dewatering aids are used to reduce cake moisture in the filtration of mineral slurries. These dewatering aids increase filtration throughput in mineral processing by reducing moisture content and improving release of the filter cake.
Anti-foamers / Defoamers

A defoamer or an anti-foaming agent is a chemical additive that reduces and hinders the formation of foam in industrial process liquids. The additive is used to prevent formation of foam or is added to break existing foam.

Heavy metal chelators

The chelator could remove copper, nickel and chromium up to 99%. Because chelator can be used directly to treat acidic wastewater containing heavy metals, it is unnecessary to destroy the constitution of metal complexes preliminarily, and therefore the cost for pH adjustment can be saved and the treatment process can be simplified.

Deodorants
  • Not a masking agent - it actually kills odors, regardless of the source
  • Non-flammable and non-toxic
  • Will not harm treatment chemicals, algae, aerobic bacteria or anaerobic bacteria already in the water
  • May be fogged, sprayed, dripped or poured
  • Natural Fragrance - a pleasant bubble-gum-like scent
COD degradation agents

Oxidation and decomposition of organic matter, achieve efficiency of COD degradation.

 

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