Polyacrylamide Emulsion

A: Liquid emulsions naturally exhibit minor separation if left stagnant for extended periods. We recommend gentle mechanical agitation or automated re-circulation loops on storage tanks for 10-15 minutes prior to dosing. Store between 0°C and 35°C and avoid direct sunlight.

A: The standard preparation concentration for polymer emulsions is 0.1% - 0.3% (1 g to 3 g of emulsion per 1 L of dilution water). Direct feeding of neat liquid without prior dilution will cause severe pipeline clogging and poor mixing efficiency.

A: Fish-eyes occur when the emulsion is dumped too quickly into stagnant water or when the dissolution shear rate is insufficient. Use an automatic multi-stage online dissolving unit equipped with a high-velocity wetting head and ensure water flow is established before polymer injection.

A: No. Mixing oppositely charged polymers will cause immediate cross-linking, neutralization, and severe chemical precipitation, blocking dosing pumps and valves. Maintain dedicated, separate dosing lines and flush mixing points with clean water between switches.

A: Unopened containers stored in a dry, temperature-controlled environment maintain stability for 6 months. Exposure to freezing temperatures or excessive heat (>40°C) can break the emulsion matrix and reduce active molecular weight.

A: Submit your raw effluent characteristics (pH, suspended solids, COD/BOD levels, and mechanical dewatering equipment type) through our RFQ portal. Our technical team will dispatch matched trial samples along with recommended dosing parameters within 48 hours.