Flocculant - Advanced Polyelectrolyte Polymer, Superior Performance For Water Treatment Systems

These Flocculant is the action of polymers to form bridges between the flocks and bind the particles into large agglomerates or clumps. Bridging occurs when segments of the polymer chain adsorb on different particles and help particles aggregate. In this process it is essential that the flocculating agent be added by slow and gentle mixing to allow for contact between the small flocks and to agglomerate them into larger particles.

The newly formed agglomerated particles are quite fragile and can be broken apart by shear forces during mixing. Care must also be taken to not overdose the polymer as doing so will cause settling/clarification problems. As a result, increasing the dosage will increase the tendency of the floc to float and not settle.

Once suspended particles are flocculated into larger particles, they can usually be removed from the liquid by sedimentation, provided that a sufficient density difference exists between the suspended matter and the liquid. Such particles can also be removed or separated by media filtration, straining or floatation.

Our extensive range of advanced technology polyelectrolyte polymers (Flocculant) offer superior performance and have been developed for use in a wide range of demanding commercial water treatment systems, industrial water treatment systems and municipal water treatment systems applications involving the treatment of process waters, wastewater and effluent treatment.