How to use polyaluminium chloride to treat wastewater from fiberboard factories

 Polyaluminum Chloridecan be said to play a pivotal role in the water treatment industry. It has good treatment effects for different water qualities. Our company has also conducted research and application on wastewater generated by fiberboard factories at different levels, which has also achieved good results. Let us briefly describe it for everyone:

First of all, we need to understand the characteristics of wastewater from fiberboard factories. Only by knowing ourselves and the enemy can we be invincible. The sources of wastewater from fiberboard factories are generally the following two aspects: wastewater generated by industrial production and wastewater generated by life. The main characteristics of wastewater are formaldehyde, sugars, tannins, resins and sawdust. For domestic sewage from fiberboard factories, it is some wastewater generated by employees in their daily lives. I think everyone understands it, so I won’t introduce it in detail here.
The process of pre-addingPolyaluminum Chlorideto the wastewater of fiberboard factories to destroy the stability of colloids, so that the colloids and fine suspended matter in the wastewater are aggregated into separable floccules, and then separated and removed. In layman’s terms, by using the water treatment agentPolyaluminum Chloride, the tiny colloids in the wastewater of the fiberboard factory can be quickly condensed together to form larger particles, thereby increasing their weight and settling down. We also have a good grasp of the details in use, such as how muchPolyaluminum Chlorideto add and how fast we should stir it after adding it.