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Polyferric Sulfate (PFS) – High-Efficiency Coagulant for Industrial Wastewater Treatment
Advanced Iron-Based Flocculant for Phosphorus & Heavy Metal Removal
Product Overview
Polyferric Sulfate (PFS) is an inorganic polymer coagulant synthesized through catalytic oxidation of ferrous sulfate. With multi-nuclear
complexes it delivers stronger charge neutralization and adsorption bridging than conventional ferric salts. Ideal for treating
phosphate-rich, high-COD, or heavy metal-laden wastewater, PFS reduces sludge volume by 30% while operating effectively in pH 3–11.
Key Functions &Mechanism of Polyferric Sulfate
Function
Mechanism
Target Pollutants
Rapid Phosphorus Removal
Forms insoluble FePO4 via ligand exchange
Orthophosphate, organic P
Heavy Metal Trapping
Co-precipitation with Fe(OH)3 flocs
Cr⁶⁺, Cd²⁺, As³⁺, Pb²⁺
COD Reduction
Oxidizes organics via +Fe3+/Fe2+ redox
Dyes, oils, surfactants
Sludge Dewatering
Compresses sludge by charge neutralization
Reduces cake moisture by 15%
Function
Mechanism
Target Pollutants
Rapid Phosphorus Removal
Forms insoluble FePO4 via ligand exchange
Orthophosphate, organic P
Heavy Metal Trapping
Co-precipitation with Fe(OH)3 flocs
Cr⁶⁺, Cd²⁺, As³⁺, Pb²⁺
COD Reduction
Oxidizes organics via +Fe3+/Fe2+ redox
Dyes, oils, surfactants
Sludge Dewatering
Compresses sludge by charge neutralization
Reduces cake moisture by 15%
Primary Applications of Polyferric Sulfate
✅ Municipal WWTPs
Achieves <0.5 mg/L TP (total phosphorus) to meet EU Urban Wastewater Directive
✅ Electroplating & Metal Finishing
Removes Cr⁶⁺ >99.9% at pH 6–9
✅ Textile & Dyeing Wastewater
Decolorizes reactive dyes (80–95% removal) without secondary pollution.
✅ Landfill Leachate
Reduces COD by 40–60% and ammonia by 30% in high-salinity conditions.
✅ Paper & Pulp Mills
Replaces aluminum salts to avoid fiber damage (maintains paper strength).
Competitive Advantages vs. Traditional Coagulants
Parameter
PFS
Ferric Chloride
Alum
Phosphorus Removal
>98% (0.1–0.3 mg/L residual)
85–90%
80–85%
pH Range
3–11
4.5–8
6–7.5
Sludge Volume
30–40% less
High
Very High
Corrosivity
Low (pH >2.5)
Severe
Moderate
Operational Cost
$0.15–0.25/ton wastewater
$0.25–0.35
$0.20–0.30
Parameter
PFS
Ferric Chloride
Alum
Phosphorus Removal
>98% (0.1–0.3 mg/L residual)
85–90%
80–85%
pH Range
3–11
4.5–8
6–7.5
Sludge Volume
30–40% less
High
Very High
Corrosivity
Low (pH >2.5)
Severe
Moderate
Operational Cost
$0.15–0.25/ton wastewater
$0.25–0.35
$0.20–0.30
Technical Specifications of Polyferric Sulfate
Poduct Name
Poly Ferric Sulfate
Test Method
GB14591-2016
Specifications
Standard
Appearance
Yellow powder
Fe content (%)
19 -22
Main Ingredient
≥99%
Basicity(%)
8.0-16.0
PH Value
2.0-3.0
Fe2+(%)
≤0.15%
Water Insoluble
≤0.3%
Shelf life
24 months
Instruction of Polyferric Sulfate:
Poduct Name
Poly Ferric Sulfate
Test Method
GB14591-2016
Specifications
Standard
Appearance
Yellow powder
Fe content (%)
19 -22
Main Ingredient
≥99%
Basicity(%)
8.0-16.0
PH Value
2.0-3.0
Fe2+(%)
≤0.15%
Water Insoluble
≤0.3%
Shelf life
24 months
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 Polyferric Sulfate:
PFS should be stored in cool and dry place, avoid from rain and sunlight, at the temperature no higher than 40 ℃.





























