What is polyacrylamide coagulant?
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What is polyacrylamide coagulant?
A commonly used flocculant that accelerates the sedimentation of solid particles in liquids within sedimentation tanks
It is what is commonly referred to as PAM – a widely used coagulant that can be used in combination with aluminum sulfate and polyaluminum chloride to cause tiny particles in water to clump together, thereby achieving water purification
The polyacrylamide coagulant PAM achieves its coagulation effect through a strong adsorption action on the surface of colloids, thereby forming bridges between the colloid particles.
Polyacrylamide, commonly known as PAM, is a coagulant aid that is generally used together with PAC, polyaluminum chloride, to achieve good results
Organic flocculants, PAM – there are cationic, anionic, and non-ionic types; you just need to talk to someone who sells flocculants to find out more.