Sunfloc Cationic Polyelectrolyte for Cashew, Refinery Effluent in Mangaluru
Cashew factory effluent and refinery oily wastewater both need cationic polyacrylamide (PAM) to gather organic solids and fine oil.
Cashew processing
Cashew units soak and boil raw nuts, producing effluent that carries organic matter and the dark, acidic liquid from the shell. A coagulant and then a cationic polymer clear it ahead of the next stage.
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Refinery and petrochemical
Oily wastewater passes through API separators and flotation before biological treatment. In the flotation stage, Cationic HQ helps collect fine oil and suspended solids.
Rough numbers for a 2,000 m³/day plant: 3 mg/L means 6 kg a day, or about 6,000 litres of 0.1% solution run over 24 hours. Your own dose comes from a jar test.
Supply and rules
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 fertiliser and chemical plants, see anionic polyelectrolyte for Mangaluru.
Cationic Sunfloc questions from Mangaluru
Is cationic right for cashew effluent?
Yes, after coagulation, for the organic load.
What helps flotation most?
Large, buoyant flocs; test dose and grade in the jar.
Delivery?
About two days by road.
A worked example for a cashew-processing effluent stream
Take a cashew-processing effluent stream: 220 m³ a day at 2.0 mg/L is 0.44 kg of Sunfloc Cationic a day, about 13.2 kg a month. Made up at 0.1%, that is 440 litres of solution a day. These figures are illustrative; a jar test on your own effluent sets the real dose.
Cashew shell liquid is a strong organic load. Pre-screen and dose after equalisation.
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Cashew factories and refinery units near Mangaluru: send a litre of effluent for a free jar test.