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How to choose between chlorine tablets and granules in pool maintenance?
In the steps of pool maintenance, disinfectants are needed to maintain clean water quality. Chlorine disinfectants are generally the first choice for pool owners. Common chlorine disinfectants include TCCA, SDIC, calcium hypochlorite, etc. There are different forms of these disinfectants, granule...Read more -
Pool Chlorine Vs Shock: What’s the Difference?
Regular doses of chlorine and pool shock treatments are key players in the sanitization of your swimming pool. But as both do similar things, you’d be forgiven for not knowing exactly how they differ and when you may need to use one over the other. Here, we untangle the two and provide some insig...Read more -
Why WSCP performs better in water treament？
Microbial growth in circulating cooling water systems of commercial and industrial cooling towers can be prevented with the help of liquid polymeric quaternary ammonium biocide WSCP. What must you know about WSCP chemicals in water treatment? Read the article! What is WSCP WSCP acts as a powerful...Read more -
Factors Affecting Flocculant Performance In wastewater treatment
In wastewater treatment, pH is a crucial factor that directly influences the effectiveness of Flocculants. This article delves into the impact of pH, alkalinity, temperature, impurity particle size, and the type of flocculant on flocculation effectiveness. Impact of pH The pH of wastewater is clo...Read more -
Use and precautions of Algaecide
Algaecides are chemical formulations specifically designed to eradicate or inhibit the growth of algae in swimming pools. Their effectiveness lies in disrupting vital life processes within algae, such as photosynthesis, or by damaging their cell structures. Typically, algaecides work synergistica...Read more -
What are the main uses of Ferric Cloride?
Ferric Chloride, also known as iron(III) chloride, is a versatile chemical compound with several important applications across various industries. Here are the main uses of ferric chloride: 1. Water and Wastewater Treatment: - Coagulation and Flocculation: Ferric chloride is widely used as a coag...Read more -
What chemical balance factors do you need to pay attention to when your pool becomes cloudy?
Since pool water is always in a state of flux, it is important to test the chemical balance regularly and add the correct pool water chemicals when needed. If the pool water is cloudy, it indicates that the chemicals are unbalanced, causing the water to become unsanitary. It needs to be observed ...Read more -
Application of Sodium Carbonate in Swimming Pools
In swimming pools, in order to ensure human health, in addition to preventing the production of harmful substances such as bacteria and viruses, attention to the pH value of pool water is also indispensable. Too high or too low pH will affect the health of swimmers. The pH value of pool water sho...Read more -
Difference and application of cationic, anionic and nonionic PAM？
Polyacrylamide (PAM) is a versatile polymer widely used in water treatment, papermaking, oil extraction and other fields. According to its ionic properties, PAM is divided into three main types: cationic (Cationic PAM, CPAM), anionic (Anionic PAM, APAM) and nonionic (Nonionic PAM, NPAM). These th...Read more -
How do you dilute Antifoam?
Antifoam agents, also known as defoamers, are essential in many industrial processes to prevent the formation of foam. To effectively use antifoam, it’s often necessary to dilute it properly. This guide will walk you through the steps to dilute antifoam correctly, ensuring optimal performan...Read more -
How does Polyaluminium chloride remove contaminants from water?
Polyaluminium Chloride, often abbreviated as PAC, is a type of inorganic polymer coagulant. It is characterized by its high charge density and polymeric structure, which make it exceptionally efficient in coagulating and flocculating contaminants in water. Unlike traditional coagulants like alum,...Read more -
What are the common cationic flocculants?
Water treatment is a critical component of environmental management, ensuring that water is safe for consumption and industrial use. One of the key elements in this process is the use of flocculants—chemicals that promote the aggregation of suspended particles into larger clusters, or flocs, whic...Read more