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Practical notes for plant operators, buyers and formulators on choosing, preparing and dosing water-treatment polymers.

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Spec sheet, SDS and COA: what each polymer document tells you

Three documents travel with every bag of polyelectrolyte. Here is what each one is for, and which one to ask for when.

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How long does polyelectrolyte last?

Shelf life of polyelectrolyte powder in the bag and of the solution in the tank, the signs of ageing, and how to stock without waste.

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Cleaning up a polyacrylamide spill safely

Polyacrylamide is not very hazardous, but a wet spill makes a floor dangerously slippery. How to clean dry and wet spills, and what to wear.

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Hard water, encrustation and the polymers that prevent it

Why fabric turns grey and stiff in hard water, and how anionic polymers such as SunRedep keep minerals and soil from settling back.

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Polyelectrolyte for electroplating effluent

How metal-finishing effluent is treated, where the metals drop out, and why an anionic flocculant finishes the job.

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Belt press, centrifuge or screw press: matching the polymer

Each dewatering machine treats the floc differently. What each one asks of the polymer, and how to tune grade and dose on site.

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Too much polymer? Signs of overdosing and how to fix it

More polyelectrolyte is not always better. How to spot an overdose in the clarifier and on the press, and how to bring the dose back.

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Manual or automatic polymer make-up?

Batch tanks, eductors and automatic three-chamber units compared, with the practices that keep solution consistent in either case.

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