What is polyacrylamide flocculant anionic?

The performance of polyacrylamide flocculant anionic in thickening, flocculation and rheological regulation plays an important role in oil production. It is widely used in drilling, water plugging, acidified water, fracturing, well washing, completion, drag reduction, scale prevention and oil displacement.

What is anionic polymer flocculants?

Our anionic polymer flocculants is amorphous, free-flowing powder, with Molecular Weight: 5 to 25 million. What Kinds of Polyacrylamide are Available in Sinofloc? Sionfloc polyacrylamide is available in solid, emulsion and liquid status. What’s the Main Application for Anionic Flocculants?

Can anionic polyacrylamide be used alone?

If the impurities in the water particles larger, and with a certain charge, then the treatment performance of anionic polyacrylamide alone sometimes is good. If the impurities particles are small and non-charged, then it shall be added inorganic flocculants first and then add anionic polyacrylamide powder.

What is sinofloc anionic Pam polyacrylamide?

Sinofloc is supplying dry powder flocculants with anionic charge ranging from 0-100%. What is the Main Characteristics of Sinofloc Anionic PAM Polyacrylamide? Our anionic polymer flocculants is amorphous, free-flowing powder, with Molecular Weight: 5 to 25 million. What Kinds of Polyacrylamide are Available in Sinofloc?

What are the different types of polyacrylamide flocculants?

1. Introduction It is well known that polyacrylamide (PAM), which is a type of water-soluble polymer, is widely used in industrial wastewater treatment as a flocculant , . In general, these flocculants can be divided into three groups, depending on the nature of their charge, i.e., cationic-PAM, anionic-PAM and non-ionic-PAM.

What is cationic polymer flocculant?

Cationic Polymer Flocculant is the initiator of the physicochemical process of adhesion of small particles of dispersed systems to larger ones under the influence of adhesion forces with the formation of coagulation structures and the formation of an enlarged sediment.