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Low Dose PolyDADMAC Cationic Polyelectrolyte for Surface Water Coagulation
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Low Dose PolyDADMAC Cationic Polyelectrolyte for Surface Water Coagulation

Bluwat Low Dose PolyDADMAC Cationic Polyelectrolyte is a high charge density liquid polymer used for surface water coagulation, raw water clarification, turbidity removal, suspended solids reduction, and floc formation improvement. It works effectively at optimized low dosage levels and helps water treatment plants improve sedimentation, filtration, and overall clarification performance.

    Product Overview

    PolyDADMAC, also known as PDADMAC or Poly(dimethyldiallylammonium chloride), is a liquid cationic polyelectrolyte with strong charge neutralization ability. It is widely used in drinking water treatment, wastewater treatment, sludge dewatering, industrial clarification, mining, paper-making, textile, and oil industry applications.

    In surface water treatment, raw water from rivers, lakes, reservoirs, and canals often contains clay, silt, algae, natural organic matter, colloids, and fine suspended particles. These impurities are usually negatively charged and remain stable in water, making them difficult to remove by natural settling or filtration alone.

    Bluwat Low Dose PolyDADMAC provides high cationic charge density to neutralize these particles rapidly. Once destabilized, the fine particles can aggregate into larger flocs, making them easier to remove by sedimentation, clarification, flotation, or filtration.

    Because of its strong charge neutralization performance, PolyDADMAC can be effective at relatively low dosage levels after proper jar testing and plant optimization.

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    Application in Surface Water Coagulation

    Surface water quality can change due to rainfall, seasonal runoff, algae growth, flooding, and organic matter variation. A stable coagulant system is important for water treatment plants that need reliable clarification performance under changing raw water conditions.

    Bluwat PolyDADMAC Cationic Polyelectrolyte can be used in:

    Surface water coagulation
    River water clarification
    Lake and reservoir water treatment
    Raw water turbidity removal
    Suspended solids reduction
    Colloid destabilization
    Algae and fine particle removal support
    PAC coagulation enhancement
    Sedimentation tank improvement
    Filter load reduction
    Municipal drinking water pretreatment
    Industrial water purification

    Key Benefits

    Low Dose Treatment Performance

    PolyDADMAC has high charge density, allowing effective particle neutralization at optimized low dosage levels. The actual dosage should be confirmed by jar testing according to raw water turbidity and treatment targets.

    High Cationic Charge Density

    The product provides strong positive charge to neutralize negatively charged clay, silt, algae, organic colloids, and suspended solids in surface water.

    Improved Floc Formation

    PolyDADMAC helps destabilized particles form larger and more settleable flocs, improving sedimentation and clarification efficiency.

    Better Turbidity Removal

    By enhancing coagulation and flocculation, PolyDADMAC helps reduce turbidity and improve clarified water quality before filtration.

    Reduced Filter Load

    Better removal of suspended solids before filtration can reduce filter loading, improve filter operation, and help reduce backwash pressure.

    Can Be Used Alone or with PAC

    PolyDADMAC can be used as a primary coagulant or together with inorganic coagulants such as Polyaluminium Chloride to improve surface water treatment performance.

    Easy Liquid Dosing

    Liquid PolyDADMAC is easy to dilute, pump, and dose continuously, making it suitable for automatic chemical dosing systems in water treatment plants.

    Wide pH Adaptability

    Bluwat liquid PolyDADMAC can adapt to a wide pH range, making it flexible for different surface water conditions.

    Working Principle

    PolyDADMAC improves surface water coagulation mainly through charge neutralization and floc formation.

    Treatment mechanism:

    1. Surface water contains negatively charged clay, silt, algae, organic matter, and colloidal particles.
    2. PolyDADMAC provides strong cationic charge to neutralize particle surfaces.
    3. Destabilized particles begin to collide and aggregate.
    4. Larger flocs form during slow mixing.
    5. Flocs settle in clarifiers or are removed by filtration.
    6. Clarified water has lower turbidity and reduced suspended solids.

    Recommended Treatment Process

    Surface water intake
    Raw water turbidity and pH check
    PolyDADMAC dilution
    PolyDADMAC dosing and rapid mixing
    Optional PAC, alum, ACH, or ferric coagulant dosing if required
    Slow mixing for floc growth
    Sedimentation or clarification
    Filtration
    Disinfection or further treatment
    Clear treated water

    Product Specifications

    Product Name: Low Dose PolyDADMAC Cationic Polyelectrolyte

    Series: BLU DA Series PolyDADMAC Liquid Grade

    Chemical Name: Poly(dimethyldiallylammonium chloride)

    Short Name: PolyDADMAC / PDADMAC

    CAS Number: 26062-79-3

    Appearance: Colorless to light yellow liquid

    Solid Content: 20–50%

    pH Value: 3.0–7.0

    Specific Gravity at 25°C: 1.01–1.10

    Charge Type: Cationic

    Charge Density: High charge density

    Relative Molecular Weight: Low, medium, high, and very high grades available

    Brookfield Viscosity at 25°C: Below 200 cps to above 15000 cps depending on grade

    Application Fields: Drinking water treatment, wastewater treatment, sludge dewatering, mining, paper-making, textile, oil industry, color removal, and industrial clarification

    Package: 25L plastic drum, 200L plastic drum, or 1000L IBC drum

    Available PolyDADMAC Liquid Grades

    DA 20% Series

    DA 201
    Solid Content: 19.0–21.0%
    Relative Molecular Weight: Low
    Brookfield Viscosity: Below 200 cps
    Recommended Use: Low-viscosity dosing systems, fast dilution, and easy dispersion in surface water coagulation.

    DA 202
    Solid Content: 19.0–21.0%
    Relative Molecular Weight: Medium
    Brookfield Viscosity: 200–700 cps
    Recommended Use: General surface water clarification and turbidity removal.

    DA 203
    Solid Content: 19.0–21.0%
    Relative Molecular Weight: Medium
    Brookfield Viscosity: 700–1000 cps
    Recommended Use: Balanced coagulation and flocculation performance.

    DA 204
    Solid Content: 19.0–21.0%
    Relative Molecular Weight: High
    Brookfield Viscosity: 1000–2000 cps
    Recommended Use: Higher turbidity surface water and stronger floc formation.

    DA 205
    Solid Content: 19.0–21.0%
    Relative Molecular Weight: Very High
    Brookfield Viscosity: 2000–3000 cps
    Recommended Use: Difficult raw water conditions requiring stronger floc structure.

    DA 40% Series

    DA 401
    Solid Content: 39.0–41.0%
    Relative Molecular Weight: Low
    Brookfield Viscosity: Below 500 cps

    DA 402
    Solid Content: 39.0–41.0%
    Relative Molecular Weight: Medium
    Brookfield Viscosity: 500–1000 cps

    DA 403
    Solid Content: 39.0–41.0%
    Relative Molecular Weight: Medium
    Brookfield Viscosity: 1000–3000 cps

    DA 404
    Solid Content: 39.0–41.0%
    Relative Molecular Weight: High
    Brookfield Viscosity: 3000–5000 cps

    DA 405
    Solid Content: 39.0–41.0%
    Relative Molecular Weight: High
    Brookfield Viscosity: 5000–8000 cps

    DA 406
    Solid Content: 39.0–41.0%
    Relative Molecular Weight: Very High
    Brookfield Viscosity: 8000–12000 cps

    DA 407
    Solid Content: 39.0–41.0%
    Relative Molecular Weight: Very High
    Brookfield Viscosity: 12000–15000 cps

    DA 408
    Solid Content: 39.0–41.0%
    Relative Molecular Weight: Very High
    Brookfield Viscosity: Above 15000 cps

    DA 45% Series

    DA 451
    Solid Content: 44.0–46.0%
    Relative Molecular Weight: High
    Brookfield Viscosity: 8000–12000 cps

    DA 50% Series

    DA 501
    Solid Content: 49.0–51.0%
    Relative Molecular Weight: Low Medium
    Brookfield Viscosity: 1000–2000 cps

    DA 502
    Solid Content: 49.0–51.0%
    Relative Molecular Weight: Medium
    Brookfield Viscosity: 2000–3000 cps

    DA 503
    Solid Content: 49.0–51.0%
    Relative Molecular Weight: High
    Brookfield Viscosity: 3000–5000 cps

    DA 504
    Solid Content: 49.0–51.0%
    Relative Molecular Weight: High
    Brookfield Viscosity: 5000–8000 cps

    DA 505
    Solid Content: 49.0–51.0%
    Relative Molecular Weight: Very High
    Brookfield Viscosity: 8000–12000 cps

    DA 506
    Solid Content: 49.0–51.0%
    Relative Molecular Weight: Very High
    Brookfield Viscosity: 12000–15000 cps

    DA 507
    Solid Content: 49.0–51.0%
    Relative Molecular Weight: Very High
    Brookfield Viscosity: Above 15000 cps

    Application Method

    For surface water coagulation, PolyDADMAC should be selected according to raw water turbidity, suspended solids concentration, organic matter, algae content, water temperature, pH value, treatment process, and required clarified water quality.

    When used alone, PolyDADMAC is normally diluted to 0.5–5% concentration based on solid content before dosing.

    The optimum low dosage should be confirmed by jar testing and plant trials. The dosing point and mixing speed should be carefully controlled to ensure uniform dispersion and proper floc formation. Excessive shear should be avoided after flocs are formed.

    Product Selection Guidance

    For low to medium turbidity surface water, DA 201 to DA 203 or DA 401 to DA 403 can be tested first because they offer easier dispersion and fast charge neutralization.

    For high turbidity water, rainfall runoff, algae-containing water, or difficult colloidal particles, DA 204, DA 205, DA 404, or DA 405 may help improve floc size and settling performance.

    For treatment systems requiring higher active content and lower logistics volume, 40%, 45%, or 50% liquid grades can be considered after confirming dosing system compatibility.

    Final product selection should be based on turbidity removal, floc size, settling speed, clarified water quality, filter performance, dosage, and total treatment cost.

    Use with PAC or Other Coagulants

    PolyDADMAC can be used alone or together with inorganic coagulants such as PAC, alum, ACH, ferric chloride, or ferric sulfate.

    PolyDADMAC mainly provides strong charge neutralization.

    PAC, alum, ACH, and ferric salts mainly provide inorganic coagulation and hydroxide floc formation.

    Combined use may improve floc quality, reduce residual turbidity, enhance sedimentation, and optimize total chemical consumption. The best dosing sequence and dosage should be confirmed through jar testing using actual surface water samples.

    Packaging and Storage

    Bluwat PolyDADMAC Liquid is available in:

    25L plastic drums

    200L plastic drums

    1000L IBC drums

    Store the product in original containers in a cool and dry place. Keep away from heat, flame, and direct sunlight. Refer to the TDS, MSDS, product label, and applicable regulatory documents for detailed storage and handling information.

    Why Choose Bluwat Low Dose PolyDADMAC?

    Bluwat Chemicals is a professional manufacturer and exporter of water treatment chemicals, supplying PolyDADMAC, PAC, PAM, ACH, Polyamine, and other coagulants and flocculants for municipal and industrial water treatment.

    Advantages:

    High charge density cationic polyelectrolyte

    Effective at optimized low dosage levels

    20%, 40%, 45%, and 50% liquid grades available

    CAS No. 26062-79-3

    Suitable for surface water coagulation and raw water clarification

    Can be used alone or with PAC, alum, ACH, or ferric salts

    Easy dilution and continuous dosing

    COA, TDS, and MSDS available

    Technical support for jar testing and dosage optimization

    Stable export supply for water treatment projects

    FAQ

    Is PolyDADMAC suitable for surface water coagulation?

    Yes. PolyDADMAC is suitable for surface water coagulation, raw water clarification, turbidity removal, and suspended solids reduction.

    Why is PolyDADMAC considered a low dose coagulant?

    PolyDADMAC has high cationic charge density, so it can provide effective particle neutralization at optimized low dosage levels. Actual dosage depends on raw water quality and should be confirmed by jar testing.

    What impurities can PolyDADMAC help remove?

    PolyDADMAC helps remove or reduce suspended solids, clay, silt, colloids, algae-associated particles, and fine turbidity-causing particles.

    Can PolyDADMAC be used with PAC?

    Yes. PolyDADMAC can be used with PAC to improve floc formation, settling speed, clarified water quality, and filter performance.

    What is the CAS number of PolyDADMAC?

    The CAS number of PolyDADMAC is 26062-79-3.

    What dilution concentration is recommended?

    When used alone, PolyDADMAC is commonly diluted to 0.5–5% concentration based on solid content before dosing.

    Which grade is suitable for surface water treatment?

    For easy dispersion and low to medium turbidity water, DA 201 to DA 203 or DA 401 to DA 403 can be tested first. For higher turbidity or difficult water, DA 204, DA 205, DA 404, or DA 405 may be evaluated.

    How should dosage be determined?

    Dosage should be determined through jar testing and plant trials based on raw water turbidity, pH, organic matter, algae content, floc size, settling speed, clarified water quality, filter performance, and treatment cost.

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