Low Price Flooculant Chemicals Cation Polyacrylamide PAM for Sludge Wastewater Treatment

• Customization: Available
• CAS No.: 9003-05-8
• Formula: (C3h5no)N
• Model NO.: MAOXING-PAM
• EINECS: 62649-23-4
• Acid-Base Property: Neutral Surface Disposal Agent
• Certification: ISO
• Environmental Protection: Yes
• Color: White
• Appearance: Powder
• Type: Industrial Circulating Water Treatment Agent
• pH: 4-12
• Customized: Yes
• Types: Apam CPAM Npam
• Solid Content: 10%-90%
• Hydrolyusis Degree: 4-40
• Transport Package: Package
• Specification: 25KG/BAG
• Trademark: MAOXING
• Origin: China
• HS Code: 3906901000
• Production Capacity: 50000tons/Year

Product Description

Polyacrylamide (PAM) emerges as an avant-garde, adaptable water-soluble synthetic polymer, meticulously engineered through precise polymerization processes. Available in a spectrum of forms including powder, granular, or gel, PAM is lauded for its myriad applications. As an exceptional flocculant in water treatment, it ensures immaculate water purity by proficiently amalgamating impurities. In the oil recovery industry, PAM serves as a paramount viscosity enhancer, markedly amplifying extraction efficacy. Within the realm of papermaking, it functions as a steadfast retention agent, elevating the quality and retention of fibers.

 

Category	Details
Definition	A water-soluble linear high molecular polymer formed by the polymerization of  monomers.
Classification	Classified into non-ionic, anionic, cationic, and amphoteric ionic polyacrylamide according to ionic characteristics.
Characteristics	Good flocculation property, strong thickening ability, and can reduce the frictional resistance between liquids.
Application Fields	Sewage treatment, paper industry, oil exploitation (such as flooding agents), mineral processing, etc.
Precautions	The stirring speed should not be too fast during dissolution. Pay attention to moisture prevention and high-temperature prevention during storage, and avoid contact with oxidants.

Polyacrylamide (PAM) in Wastewater Treatment: Key Applications
Polyacrylamide (PAM), a remarkable water-soluble polymer, finds extensive use in wastewater treatment because of its extraordinary flocculation and coagulation capabilities. Below are its pivotal applications in this domain:
1. Flocculation and Sedimentation
PAM acts as a highly efficient flocculant, adeptly binding suspended particles such as colloids, organic matter, and heavy metals, through charge neutralization and bridging mechanisms. This results in the formation of large, dense flocs that settle swiftly, significantly enhancing clarification processes in both industrial and municipal wastewater treatment systems.
2. Sludge Dewatering
Cationic PAM (CPAM) is widely employed in the conditioning of sludge. It neutralizes the negative charge on sludge particles, thereby improving agglomeration and dewatering efficiency. This process effectively reduces sludge volume, consequently lowering disposal costs and minimizing environmental impact.
3. Industrial Wastewater Treatment
Mining/Metallurgy: Anionic PAM (APAM) is utilized in treating wastewater with elevated levels of suspended solids, facilitating efficient solid-liquid separation.
Oilfield/Textile: In these industries, PAM is instrumental in removing emulsified oils and dyes, thereby enhancing water reuse potential.
Paper/Petrochemical: In these sectors, PAM plays a crucial role in enhancing the removal of organic pollutants and stabilizing treatment processes.
4. Municipal Sewage Treatment
PAM expedites the removal of pollutants during primary and secondary treatment stages, ensuring strict compliance with discharge standards. It also plays a vital role in phosphorus removal, thereby mitigating the risks associated with eutrophication.
5. Coagulant Aid
PAM is frequently paired with inorganic coagulants to substantially boost efficiency, reduce chemical consumption, and minimize sludge production.
Advantages
Remarkable adaptability to varying water qualities.
Minimal dosage required for a significant effect.
Cost-effective by optimizing and refining treatment processes.