Sugarcane syrup color removal polyamine.
High viscosity Polyamines is a kind of high cationic charge and low molecular weight water-soluble bleach polymers, mainly used in the treatment process for sugarcane syrup color removal. The quality of the cationic charge is more than other product of currently use, therefore, increasingly to demonstrate its superiority, has been widely used in sugar mills.
Polyamine Specification:
Polyamine bleach polymer
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Product
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Description |
CAS No.
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42751-79-1
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Appearance
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Light yellow viscous liquid
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Solid content(%)
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50±1%
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| PH |
4.0 - 7.0 |
| Viscosity (25deoC, cps) |
1000-3000,3000-6000, 6000-10000 |
| Application |
Polyamine is liquid cationic polymers of different molecular weight which work efficiently as primary coagulants and charge neutralization agents in liquid-solid separation processes in a wide variety of industries. And also it is used as mixture compatible with polymeric aluminium for waste water treatment of turbid river and tap water etc. |
| Packing |
200kg PE Drum or 1000kg IBC Tank |
Features and Applications:
Polyamine is liquid cationic bleach polymers of different molecular weight which work efficiently as primary coagulants and bleaching agents in color removal for sugarcane syrup in sugar industries.
The product can be used to mix with inorganic coagulants, such as polyaluminium chloride or alum for treatment of low-turbidity waste water or tap water. It can also be used in purification of waste water from oil-field, or as anionic trash catch in white water system in paper making.
Use:
Polyamine is used as mixture compatible with polymeric aluminium for waste water treatment of turbid river and tap water etc. Polyamine should be diluted to the concentration of 0.5%-0.05% (based on solid content). When Polyamine is used to treat different waste water, the dosage is based on the turbidity and the concentration of the water.
Package and Storage:
200L plastic drum, or 1100kg/IBC.
Keep in room temperature.
Shelf life: 12 months.
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