Organic Polymers

Organic polymers are synthetic flocculating and coagulating agents. Polymers are manufactured in several forms (powder, granular, bead, emulsion, dewatered emulsion, and solution) and cover the complete range of cationic and anionic activity, molecular weight, and structure. They have been designed and manufactured so that most applications in municipal and industrial water and wastewater treatment can be assisted. Other applications include flotation, charge modification, thickening, and dewatering of agricultural sludge and dredged sediment in retention basins or Geotextile Tubes.

PRINCIPLE USES OF ORGANIC POLYMERS

• Primary and secondary clarifiers,
• Gravity thickeners, Dissolved air flotation, Centrifuges, Geotextile Tubes
• Dewatering of dredged sediments in retention basins or Geotextile Tubes
• Vacuum Filters, Filter presses, Belt presses, Sieve Drums, Centrifuges,
  Drying Beds, Geotextile Tubes
• Specialty polymers, Superabsorbents, Biopolymers, and Wet Strength Additives for
• Viscosity and Crystal Modification, Drainage Aids, and Retention Aids

BENEFITS & ADVANTAGES

• Low viscosity, low settling, high activity flocculants
• Achieve exceptional cake solids and solids recovery in most sludges
• Improve production rates
• Reduce sludge handling, transportation and disposal costs
• Soluble in water; Dissolve rapidly
• Broad performance window, Perform well over a wide pH range
• NSF Approved and US EPA and MDEQ Approved & Approvable

PRODUCT FORMS

Polyamines, Polyacrylamides, Copolymers with Acrylamides, Acrylic acids, Mannichs,
ADAME Methyl Chloride, MADAME Methyl Chloride, DADMAC, APTAC,
MAPTAC, and customized combinations of these products.