Industrial-grade PAC
Industrial-grade PAC
Industrial-grade PAC
Industrial-grade PAC
Industrial-grade PAC
  • Industrial-grade PAC
  • Industrial-grade PAC
  • Industrial-grade PAC
  • Industrial-grade PAC
  • Industrial-grade PAC

Industrial-grade PAC

The water quality after purification by polyaluminium chloride is better than that of aluminium sulfate coagulant, and the water purification cost is 15-30% lower than that of aluminium sulfate.
Introduction

High-efficiency coagulant--Polyaluminium chloride

Polyaluminium chloride is an inorganic polymer coagulant. Due to the bridging effect of hydroxide ions and the polymerization of multivalent anions, it produces an inorganic polymer water treatment agent with a large molecular weight and a high charge.

Advantage of Polyaluminium chloride

The water quality after purification by polyaluminium chloride is better than that of aluminium sulfate coagulant,  and the water       purification cost is 15-30% lower than that of aluminium sulfate.

The floccules are formed quickly and the sedimentation speed is fast, which has a larger processing capacity than traditional              products such as aluminium sulfate.

The alkalinity of the consumed water is lower than that of various inorganic coagulants, so no or less alkali agent can be added.

The applicable sewage can be condensed in the pH range of 5.0-9.0. It has low corrosiveness, good operating conditions and           better solubility than aluminium sulfate.

The salt content in the treated water increases less, which is conducive to ion exchange treatment and high-purity water                    production, and its adaptability to source water temperature is better than inorganic coagulants such as aluminium sulfate.

Application of  polyaluminium chloride

This product can remove bacteria, odor, fluorine, aluminium, chromium, oil, turbidity, heavy metal salts, radioactive pollutants, and  has a wide range of uses in the process of purifying various water sources. Such as: 

  purification of drinking water,

  domestic sewage,

●  industrial water, industrial wastewater,

●  mines, oil field water injection,

●  water purification, metallurgy, coal washing,

●  leather and various chemical wastewater treatment;

●  industrial production applications: papermaking, sizing, printing and dyeing, bleaching and dyeing, cement accelerator,                    precision casting hardener, refractory adhesive, glycerin refining: cloth wrinkle prevention, medicine, cosmetics and other                  industries, wastewater can be recycled.

  In the steelmaking industry, it is used for sewage separation with excellent results.

Industrial Grade PAC: Powder vs. Granular Comparison

Feature

Yellow Powder

PAC

Yellow Granular PAC

Brown Granular PAC

Key Differences

Appearance

yellow powder

 yellow granules

brown granules

Granule Integrity: Brown PAC has higher hardness for harsh transport.

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Raw Materials

Bauxite +Calcium aluminate  powder+ HCl

Bauxite +Calcium aluminate  powder+ HCl

Bauxite +Calcium aluminate  powder+ HCl

Iron Content: Brown PAC uses iron-rich slag, boosting coagulation in acidic water.

Production Process

Roller drying +Spray drying process

Roller drying

Roller drying

Density: Brown PAC has 20% higher bulk density (0.95 g/cm³ vs. 0.75 g/cm³ for powder).

Al₂O₃ Content(%)

28-30

26-28

24-26

Active Ingredient:  yellow  powder PAC has 2-4% higher Al₂O₃ than brown.

Basicity (%)

60-90

60-90

60-90

Acid Tolerance: Low basicity  allows brown PAC to work at pH 2-4.

Water Insolubles

≤0.6%

≤0.8%

≤0.75%

Dissolution Speed: Powder: <5 min; Granules: 15-30 min (slow-release).

Bulk Density

0.65-0.75 g/cm³

0.75-0.85 g/cm³

0.90-1.0 g/cm³

Storage Efficiency: Brown PAC saves 30% storage space vs. powder.

Primary Applications

•Urban sewage
•Textile wastewater
•Rapid-dissolution systems

•Tap water

•water works

•Paper mills
•Oilfield flooding
•Automatic feeder systems

•Coal mining acid water
•Metal plating wastewater (pH<3)
•High-turbidity river water (>500 NTU)

Niche Use:

Brown PAC excels in acidic/high-SS wastewater where others fail.

Advantages

•Fast dissolution
•Lower price

•Low dust
•Reduced caking
•Accurate dosing

•Extreme pH stability
•Superior heavy metal removal
•Anti-corrosion

Operational Benefit: Yellow granules reduce labor cost in windy outdoor plants.


Instruction of polyaluminium chloride

1. Before use, add PAC to tap water at a concentration of 5%-10% and stir it to be fully dissolved .

2. The dosage can be determined by lab test based on the properties of the raw water and the amount of alum flowers formed.

3. Generally, it is used on the same day of preparation. It is normal to have a slight sediment.

package and storage of polyaluminium chloride

PAC is easy to absorb moisture,  so it should be stored in cool and dry place, avoid from rain and sunlight, at the temperature 

no higher than 40 .

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