Polydiallyl ammonium chloride is a colorless to pale yellow transparent liquid. It is a water-soluble high-molecular-weight polyelectrolyte that can completely dissolve in water to form a true solution. Because the polymer contains strong cationic groups and active adsorption groups, it can destabilize, coagulate, and disperse suspended particles and water-soluble substances containing negatively charged groups through charge neutralization and bridging adsorption. It has a wide pH range (0.5~14) and is non-toxic, tasteless, and odorless.
Features:
1. Excellent performance, stable quality, narrow molecular weight distribution, and low residual monomer;
2. Positive charge on the side chain, and good chlorine stability;
3. Good compatibility with inorganic coagulants;
| Product Code | PD LS 41 | PD LS 45 | PD LS 47 | PD LS 49 | PD LS 40HV | PD LS 20 | PD LS 20HV |
| Appearance | Colorless to Pale Amber Liquid, Free from Foreign Matter | ||||||
| Solid content (25℃) | 39-41 | 19-21 | |||||
Usage and Precautions:
1) It can be diluted in any proportion and added uniformly and continuously to the wastewater treatment system, or diluted 5 to 20 times and added directly to the wastewater, followed by stirring and sedimentation.
2) When treating water and wastewater from different sources, the dosage needs to be determined based on the turbidity and concentration of the water being treated. The optimal dosage can be determined through small-scale trials.
3) The dosing point and stirring speed must be carefully selected to ensure uniform mixing with the materials and to avoid crushing the flocs.
Packaging and Storage:
1) The product is packaged in 210kg net weight plastic drums or 1100kg net weight IBCs. The solid portion is packaged in 20kg kraft paper bags.
2) This product is a general chemical and should be stored at room temperature. Avoid direct sunlight. The recommended storage temperature is 5-30°C.
3) Shelf life: 24 months.
4) This product may freeze if stored below 0°C for a long period. After thawing, it can be used normally after uniform stirring.