OEM manufacturer Anionic Polyacrylamide Flocculant Msds - Nonionic Polyacrylamide – Oubo Detail:
Application:
Mine Washing: The product can be used in coal washing tailing centrifugal separation, can be used in sedimentation and filtration of coal powder and coal mud, and can improve the recovery rate of coal powder and the filtration speed.
Textile Auxiliary Agent: The product can be added with some other chemicals to prepare chemical grout, is used to starch textiles, can improve the adhesive property, penetrability and desizing performance, enables the textile to have electrostatic prevention performance, reduces the desizing rate, and reduces the starch mixing spots, cloth machine breaking efficiency, and falling objects.
Sewage Water Treatment: When sewage water systems are acidophilic, it is more suitable to select nonionic-polyacrylamide, the product can be matched with flocculating agent PAC, aluminum sulphate and the like, and it has the best effect in water treatment.
Metallurgical Mineral Dressing: It can be used in floatation and smelting of Zinc, manganese and copper mines, its leachate and slag can be added into PAM to improve the separation efficiency.
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