SunMac – Cationic Polymer Supplier in Ahmedabad
Vatva, Naroda and Odhav units send strong, variable effluent to the CETP. SunMac helps keep the sludge volume down while the clarifier does its work.
Strong effluent, heavy sludge
Dye and intermediate manufacture produces acidic or alkaline effluent with intense colour and high COD, and strengths swing from batch to batch. The standard answer, a large dose of metal-salt coagulant, adds its own weight to the sludge that has to be pressed and disposed of.
SunMac SC04 is a liquid cationic polymer that can support or partly replace that coagulant in many plants, so less sludge leaves the site.
Documents for SunMac SC04
Where it sits in the train
Equalise first, correct the pH, then coagulate. SunDec takes out dissolved dye, and a cationic Sunfloc grade builds the floc that settles. SunMac works at the coagulation step. It does not remove colour on its own, so for coloured streams read it alongside SunDec for Ahmedabad.
Narol and the pharma ring
Narol's textile processors and the pharma and auto plants around Changodar and Sanand present smaller, steadier flows than a dye maker does. Those plants often like a liquid polymer for its simple dosing. The Gujarat Pollution Control Board regulates units here, and the long road from Chennai argues for a small buffer of stock.
Strong effluent, stepwise dosing
With strong variable effluent, dose in small steps and wait for the floc to form before the next step.
SunMac questions from Ahmedabad
Will SunMac cut my sludge disposal bill?
It can lower the weight of sludge where it replaces part of a metal-salt coagulant. The saving depends on your plant, so measure it in a trial.
Is the dose fixed?
No. Dose depends on your effluent and changes with the batch. A jar test on the equalised tank sets the start point.
Should I hold a buffer of stock?
A small buffer is sensible given the road time. An unopened drum keeps for 24 months.
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Dye, chemical, textile and pharma units in Ahmedabad: send a litre from your equalisation tank for a free jar test.