Sunfloc Cationic Polyelectrolyte for Seafood and Refinery Effluent in Kochi
Fat, protein and fine oil in Kochi seafood and refinery effluent flocculate with cationic polyacrylamide (PAM), ready for flotation.
A worked example for a seafood-plant flotation unit
Take a seafood-plant flotation unit: 350 m³ a day at 2.5 mg/L is 0.875 kg of Sunfloc Cationic a day, about 26.25 kg a month. Made up at 0.1%, that is 875 litres of solution a day. These figures are illustrative; a jar test on your own effluent sets the real dose.
Fat and protein float or settle depending on the air supply as much as the dose. Check both.
Seafood plants
In a dissolved air flotation unit, a coagulant and then Cationic HQ gather fat and protein into flocs that cling to air bubbles and rise, ahead of the biological stage. Plants around Aroor and the port rely on this.
Documents for Sunfloc Cationic
Refinery and chemical units
Oily wastewater from refining and the Eloor–Edayar chemical belt goes through oil separators and flotation before biological treatment. A cationic grade helps split off fine oil droplets and suspended solids.
Take 1,200 m³ a day at 3 mg/L: that is 3.6 kg of polymer daily, and at 0.1% about 3,600 litres of solution. Treat these as illustrative numbers.
Exports and audits
Seafood exporters face customer audits, so keep documents for each polymer on file. Road freight from Chennai takes about two days, and the Kerala State Pollution Control Board regulates units. For raw-water clarification in the monsoon, see anionic polyelectrolyte for Kochi.
Cationic Sunfloc questions from Kochi
Is HQ or MQ better for DAF?
Test both in the jar. DAF plants often prefer a polymer that gives strong, buoyant flocs.
Can SunMac help?
Yes, it is a liquid option; see SunMac for Kochi.
Delivery?
About two days by road.
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Seafood processors and refinery units in Kochi: send a litre of effluent for a free jar test.