Sunfloc Anionic Polyelectrolyte for Fertiliser Plants in Mangaluru
Fertiliser and chemical plants near the Mangaluru port produce inorganic precipitates that anionic polyacrylamide (PAM) settles after pH correction.
Inorganic effluent at Baikampady
Effluent here carries dissolved salts along with fine inorganic solids. Following pH correction and coagulation, anionic polymer brings the precipitate down, and the sludge is thickened and pressed.
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A rainy coast
Coastal Karnataka receives heavy monsoon rain and the Netravati turns turbid quickly, so treatment plants should jar-test often and adjust the anionic dose.
At 6,000 m³/day and 0.5 mg/L the arithmetic gives 3 kg of polymer a day; made up at 1 g/L the pump moves roughly 125 L/h. Confirm the dose by jar test before ordering.
Supply
About 710 km from our Chennai stock via Bengaluru and Hassan, a consignment usually takes two days. The Karnataka State Pollution Control Board regulates units. For the cashew factories and the refinery's oily streams, read cationic polyelectrolyte for Mangaluru.
Anionic Sunfloc questions from Mangaluru
Why anionic for fertiliser effluent?
The solids are inorganic precipitates, which anionic grades settle well.
Does salt reduce performance?
High dissolved salt can affect some polymers. Confirm on your own water by jar test.
Delivery time?
About two days by road.
A worked example for a fertiliser plant precipitate stream
Take a fertiliser plant precipitate stream: 800 m³ a day at 1.0 mg/L is 0.8 kg of Sunfloc Anionic a day, about 24 kg a month. Made up at 0.1%, that is 800 litres of solution a day. These figures are illustrative; a jar test on your own effluent sets the real dose.
Inorganic precipitates can be heavy and fast. Start at the low end of the range and step up only if the supernatant stays cloudy.
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