Settling problems in wastewater treatment caused by issues such as high influent suspended solids, organic overloading, inadequate flocculation, hydraulic overloading, high grease content, and mixing problems. Poor settling can lead to excessive suspended solids in the effluent and the overall quality of the treated wastewater.
Settling Agent Concentrate is a cationic polymer flocculant that facilitates the separation of suspended solids from liquids in wastewater treatment, allowing the solid particles to sink to the bottom, making it easier to remove them from the liquid phase.
For Clarifiers or Settling Basins
Feed this settling agent directly into the waste stream prior to the clarifier or settling basin.
Drip or pump into the system at a point of strong agitation. Use rates may vary from 50 ppm up to 300 ppm (2 quarts up to 3 gallons per 10,000 gallons of wastewater).
For maximum economy and effectiveness, continuous drip application is recommended.
For Ponds or Lagoons
Drip or spray 10 to 20 gallons of settling agent per million gallons of water.
Drip directly into the waste stream or stray over the surface to obtain an even distribution of the polymer.
See label and SDS for safety information.