Can cationic polyacrylamide be used for sludge treatment?

In general, cationic polyacrylamide for the treatment of organic sludge, anionic polyacrylamide for the treatment of inorganic sludge, alkaline is very easy to use cationic polyacrylamide, and acidity should not use anionic polyacrylamide, when the solid content of mud is high, the amount of polyacrylamide is usually large.

Can polyacrylamide flocculant improve water purification capacity?

Using organic polyacrylamide flocculant instead of inorganic flocculant, even don’t modify the sedimentation tank, it can increase water purification capacity by more than 20%. In sewage treatment, the use of PAM flocculant can increase the utilization rate of water recycling and can also be used for sludge dewatering.

How are polymer doses chosen for dewatering of sludge conditioned with polyelectrolytes?

During the examinations of dewatering of sludge conditioned with polyelectrolytes in the pressure filtration process, polymer doses are chosen based on a specific filtration resistance by comparison to the results of capillary suction time.

What type of water treatment is used in polyacrylamide water treatment?

At present, the PAM water treatment is generally anionic type. That is, adding an appropriate amount of sodium hydroxide to hydrolyze, so that part of the amide group becomes carboxyl, and the degree of hydrolysis is proportional to the amount of sodium hydroxide added. Inquiry us for the best Polyacrylamide Price now Would like The Quotation?

Can polyacrylamide be used as a coagulant aid?

Reduce the amount of flocculant. Under the premise of achieving the same water quality, the use of polyacrylamide as a coagulant aid in combination with other flocculants can greatly reduce the amount of flocculant used. Improve water quality.

How do you dissolve polyacrylamide granular flocculant in sewage?

Don’t add PAM powder/granular flocculant to sewage directly. Please dissolve it in water before use, and then its aqueous solution is used for sewage treatment. Use clean water to dissolve polyacrylamide granules/powder. Water at room temperature is sufficient, and generally does not need to be heated.