Non Ionic PAM NPAM Textile Printing And Sizing Thickener Mining Water Recovery

Product Description:

BLUFLOC N830 is a type of polyacrylamide with a large molecular weight and is non-ionic. The powder is supplied in a granular form that flows freely. This chemical is very useful in several industries, such as wastewater treatment, oil drilling, paper manufacturing, textile production, and mining.

One of the key benefits of BLUFLOC N830 is its versatility. It can be used for various applications within each of these industries.

For example, in wastewater treatment, it can help to neutralize pollutants and remove solid waste.

In oil drilling, it can be used as a friction reducer and thickener of drilling mud.

In paper manufacturing, it can improve the paper's strength and reduce its water absorption.

In textile production, it can improve dye absorption and help to reduce shrinking. And in mining, it can help to separate minerals from their ores.

In addition to its versatility, BLUFLOC N830 is also known for its effectiveness. It effectively addresses a range of challenges in each of these industries. Whether dealing with wastewater that needs to be treated, minerals that need to be extracted, or paper that needs to be strengthened, BLUFLOC N830 can help.

Features:

The product is highly effective and versatile in its application, suitable for mechanical dewatering, thickening, flotation, and clarification. Its efficiency extends to acidic suspended wastewater treatment, providing high performance.

Moreover, the product boasts a reduction in inorganic coagulant dosage and sludge production. This translates to a cost-efficient way of treating wastewater and contributes to reducing the overall treatment cost. Another added benefit of using the product is increased clarifier throughput, making it a valuable asset in wastewater treatment processes.

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Applications:

Flocculation and clarification are crucial processes in treating water and wastewater. To remove impurities and suspended particles, flocculants are added to the water. Adding these chemicals destabilizes and clumps the particles, making them easier to separate from the water. Once the particles have been clumped together, the water is passed through a clarifier, where the particles settle at the bottom, removing the clear water from the top.

The wastewater treatment inevitably produces sludge that must be handled appropriately to reduce its volume and make it easier to handle. Sludge thickening is the process used to reduce the volume of the sludge, making it easier to transport. Dewatering is the process used to remove water from the sludge, making it easier to handle and dispose of. Various methods are used to thicken and dewater sludge, including gravity thickeners, centrifuges, and belt presses.

The mining industry significantly impacts the environment and requires large amounts of water to operate. Mining water recovery involves the treatment of the water used in mining operations to make it suitable for reuse. This process typically involves clarification and filtration systems to remove impurities and suspended particles and disinfection techniques to ensure the water is safe for reuse.

Textile printing and sizing require thickeners to help the dye or sizing adhere to the fabric. These thickeners typically come in polymers or gums, which are added to the mixture to increase viscosity. This helps the dye or sizing adhere to the fabric more easily and evenly, resulting in a higher-quality finished product.

Coal washing is the process used to remove impurities and improve coal quality. This process typically involves using water and specialized equipment to separate the coal from impurities such as rock and shale. The coal is then treated with chemicals to help remove sulfur and other impurities before it is sent to market.

In the wet-process phosphoric acid process, phosphoric acid is made by reacting phosphate rock with sulfuric acid. One major byproduct of this process is gypsum, which must be separated from the phosphoric acid to prevent build-up in the equipment. Hydrating phosphoric acid involves using clarifiers and filters to remove gypsum and other impurities from the acid.

The petroleum and gas industry requires the treatment of large amounts of water used in drilling and production processes. This water must be treated to remove impurities, such as sand, oil, and other contaminants before it can be reused or disposed of. The treatment process typically involves filtration and separation systems and disinfection techniques to ensure the water is safe for reuse or disposal.