One-Step Powdery Flocculants for Coagulation, Decolorization, and Sludge Reduction. 

Powdery  Flocculant NF-124 

 

Structure and Features of the Composite Powdered Flocculant 

 

  The composite powdered flocculant is primarily composed of high molecular weight substances and inorganic minerals, displaying excellent flocculation and sedimentation effects. In water, the composite powdered flocculant reacts with suspended particles, organic matter, microorganisms, etc., forming large molecular flocs that accelerate the flocculation and settling processes. Furthermore, the composite powdered flocculant boasts good stability and adaptability, making it suitable for treating various types of wastewater. 

 

  In water treatment, the composite powdered flocculant finds widespread application in the treatment of industrial and domestic water. Its main applications include:

 

1. Removal of suspended solids and solid particles: It rapidly aggregates suspended solids and solid particles in water, facilitating rapid settling and filtering processes. Especially in sewage treatment, it effectively removes challenging suspended solid pollutants like sludge and sediment. 
2. Removal of organic matter: It binds with organic substances in water, reducing the concentration of organic materials. This is particularly effective in cases of high concentrations of organic matter in wastewater, such as in chemical plants and pharmaceutical factories. 

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  The composite powdered flocculant introduced by Kelly Chemical can replace traditional coagulant agents, and it can be used in almost all industrial wastewater treatment scenarios, addressing issues of poor flocculation in wastewater. 

 

  The advantages of the product are shown in the table below: 

 

	Powdery  Flocculant
Type of Dosage	One-time addition
Ease of Operation	Easy to use
Method of Addition	Powdered form
Sludge Type	Dense, not easily dispersed even with agitation
Other Features	Decolorization, sludge reduction, wastewater recycling

 

▲Left : Untreated turbid wastewater               ▲Right : After NF-124 addition 

 

The source of wastewater is from the semiconductor industry