Sunfloc Anionic Polyelectrolyte for Sugar Mill Clarification in Mysuru
Sugar mills in the Mandya–Mysuru belt crush cane in season. Anionic polyacrylamide (PAM) is the usual polymer for clarifying their wash water.
The sugar belt
The Mandya–Mysuru belt's mills run seasonally and send out large flows of wash water and process effluent; for clarifying it while they run, Anionic HQ is the usual choice.
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Season, dose and cost
Mill effluent is high in suspended solids, so the clarifier does most of the heavy lifting. A correct dose settles the solids quickly without a large polymer bill.
If the plant treats 6,000 m³ daily at 0.8 mg/L, the polymer bill is 4.8 kg a day and the make-up tank turns over 4,800 litres at 0.1%. Confirm the dose by jar test before ordering.
Off-season storage
A mill that shuts for months should keep unopened polymer cool and dry and jar-test the stored stock before restart, rather than assuming last season's dose still holds. Mysuru is about 480 km from Chennai via Bengaluru, usually one to two days, and the Karnataka State Pollution Control Board regulates units. See also our Mysuru guide.
Anionic Sunfloc questions from Mysuru
Is anionic right for mill wash water?
Yes, it is the usual choice for mill effluent in season.
How long can I store it?
24 months unopened, cool and dry.
Do I need a jar test each season?
Yes, at the start of each one.
A worked example for a sugar mill wash-water clarifier in season
Take a sugar mill wash-water clarifier in season: 900 m³ a day at 0.5 mg/L is 0.45 kg of Sunfloc Anionic a day, about 13.5 kg a month. Made up at 0.1%, that is 450 litres of solution a day. These figures are illustrative; a jar test on your own effluent sets the real dose.
A crushing season is short, so size the order to the season and keep sealed bags dry between runs.
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Sugar mills in the Mandya–Mysuru belt: send a litre of wash water before the season for a free jar test.