PolyDADMAC Cationic Coagulant Emulsion

PolyDADMAC Cationic Coagulant Emulsion

PolyDADMAC based cationic polymer having most of its applications in textile, printing, paper making, mining, ink and sugar industry.

It is also used as a BOD/ COD reducer and as a color removal for high-color waste water from dyestuff industry.

This chemical is scientifically formulated for use in wastewater treatment and sludge de-watering applications.

PolyDADMAC can be used as a replacement to inorganic coagulants.
It also helps reduce the required doses of basic reagents used in the coagulation process including sodium hydroxide, lime, etc.

It is also effective in precipitating anionic surfactants, minimizing the production of sludge, which helps improve the subsequent sludge de-watering stages and results in the improved effluent output.

It is highly effective when used for the secondary decantation of biological sludge coming from aerobic and anaerobic digesters.

It enhances rapid sludge settling and is sympathetic to the existing biological flora. It is effective across a wide range of pH without modification.

Key Features and Benefits
High performance cationic coagulant polymer based on PolyDADMAC developed for wastewater treatment and sludge dewatering applications

Reduces required doses of basic reagents used in coagulation process

Effective in precipitating anionic surfactants

Minimizes sludge

Improves sludge dewatering stages and results in improved effluent output

Highly effective when used for the secondary decantation of biological sludge coming from aerobic and anaerobic digesters

Enhances rapid sludge settling

Sympathetic to the existing biological flora

Effective across a wide range of pH

Polydimethyl diallyl ammonium chloride is a strong cationic polyelectrolyte, Abbreviation is PDADMAC or Polydadmac.

It can be used at water treatment and as the industry additives.

Angchao supplies a series of polyDADMAC emulsion products(ACHP1440, for example), For more information or Inquiry about this product, please contact us :
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