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CHEMICALS FOR EFFLUENT WATER TREATMENT

Concerns regarding water disposal and runoff have increased dramatically with the advent and implementation of RCRA, municipal sewer department specifications and other federal, state, and local EPA regulations. This increased emphasis has caused industrial companies to need a dependable and effective water clarification program. MCC has designed an entire series of products for the treatment of effluent water, especially oily waste waters.

MCC’s products for waste water emulsions are designated the " WEB " series of clarifiers. These products provide a comprehensive approach to oily water treatment. Included in this series are:

  • Oil-in-Water Demulsifiers
  • Coagulants
  • Flocculants
  • Sludge Thickeners
  • Flotation Aids

Most of the above listed chemicals are surface active agents or polyelectrolytes. Polyelectrolyte is a term commonly used to describe a class of synthetic organic compounds. These compounds may be cationic, anionic or nonionic in character. The applications for these chemicals are as follows:

  • Industrial Effluent Clarification
  • Industrial Water Pre-Treatment
  • Refinery Effluent Treatment

MCC’s dedication to providing high quality products, low prices and excellent service makes selection of their products the right choice.


Procedure for Waste Water Treatment Test

STEP    PROCEDURE

1.        Fill 500 ml graduated beaker with 300 ml of waste water.

2.        Add 2000 ppm coagulant* and stir for 5 minutes.

3.        Check pH.

4.        Adjust pH to 7-9 with NaOH (50% solution) or Lime (20% solution).

5.        Add 2000 ppm flocculant.**

6.        Stir until large floc develops.***

7.        Filter floc out and test water for COD, BOD, or other parameters mandated by POTW.

8.        Repeat test at lower or higher injection rate to determine optimum treatment.

* WEB 3, WEB 1500 or WEB 1523
** WEB 40A, WEB 41A or WEB 42A
*** If floc does not develop, first add additional coagulant or flocculant , if still no result, then repeat process with different chernical.






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