The primary functions of water treatment chemicals include controlling the formation of scale and sludge, reducing corrosion in materials that come into contact with water, removing suspended solids and toxic substances, deodorizing and decolorizing, and softening and stabilizing water quality.
Our company's polyacrylamide flocculants are high-molecular-weight organic compounds, mostly in the millions, some even approaching twenty million. Therefore, their dissolution methods differ significantly from those of inorganic small-molecule iron and aluminum salt flocculants. Generally, the following principles should be followed:
The core difference between reverse osmosis and circulating water treatment chemicals lies in their completely different working environments, objectives, and precision. A circulating water system is an open, large-scale heat exchange system, while a reverse osmosis system is a closed, precise membrane separation system.
Polyaluminum chloride (PAC) and polyacrylamide (PAM) are necessary chemicals widely used in water treatment, but they are by no means substitutes; rather, they are distinct "primary attackers" and "auxiliary agents."
