Tramfloc - 129 LOG Anionic Flocculant - Anionics

Enhanced TDS

Chemical Family: Anionics,
Polyacrylamides
Industrial Additives Functions: Flocculant
Technologies: Industrial Additives & Materials
Product Families: Industrial Additives & Materials — Water Treatment Chemicals
Water Treatment Additives

Markets: Industrial
Applications: Industrial — Power, Water & Utilities
Water Treatment
Applicable Processes: Sewage Treatment
Uses: Tramfloc® 129 LOG is used as a floc builder and after the addition of poly DADMAC or epiamine coagulants and is used alone or with primary coagulants for clarification, DAF/IAF, mineral applications, and phosphate and multivalent metal salt removal. Tramfloc® 129 LOG is used wherever the application of emulsion or granular flocculants is contraindicated by remote access, power, labor or capital constraints.

Make-Down :

It is recommended that mesh bags be placed into water flows and streams from pivots, ponds and lagoons.

Safety and Health: Dry polymer spills should be left dry and swept up at once. Spills of solutions are extremely slippery. Precautions should be taken to prevent them from entering lakes or streams. Tramfloc® Polymer Cleaner 348 can be used to remove residue from equipment and floors. Polymer can be flushed with copious amounts of water and disposed of according to local regulations or treated with an absorbent material, then collected for subsequent legal disposal. Tramfloc® 129 LOG has been shown to exhibit a low order of toxicity. Nevertheless, precaution should be taken to prevent inhalation, ingestion or contact with skin or eyes. Observing basic industrial hygiene precautions should prevent any health or safety hazards.

Packaging: Tramfloc® 129 LOG is available in 5 blocks and packed eight blocks per case and 12 cases/pallet.

Storage and Handling: Polymer solutions should be made-down and diluted in stainless steel, FRP or plastic vessels. Amphoteric metallic components should be avoided. Make-down water temperatures should be between 40-1450°F. Unopened bags are hygroscopic and should be stored in a cool, dry place.