Misunderstandings in The Use of Polyacrylamide Flocculant
Misunderstandings about the use of polyacrylamide flocculants. Many customers have the concept that the molecular weight and ionicity of polyacrylamide determine its effectiveness. The higher the price, the better the effect, etc. In fact, these views are one-sided. After reading this article, you will have a certain understanding of the misunderstandings in the use of polyacrylamide.
Regarding the use of polyacrylamide, we often have many misunderstandings. The typical problem may be about the relationship between molecular weight, use effect and price. Sales staff who have been operating polyacrylamide for many years also have misunderstandings when communicating with customers. In the treatment of wastewater, for cationic polyacrylamide, everyone knows that the use effect is mainly related to the cationicity and not much to the molecular weight.
For anionic polyacrylamide amine, the higher the molecular weight, the higher the price and the better the effect. This view is wrong. Under normal circumstances, when we estimate molecular weight, we use the viscosity estimation method.
For wastewater, we used products with different degrees of hydrolysis to conduct experiments and found that the degree of hydrolysis has a great influence on the use effect and has no substantial relationship with the size of the molecular weight.