Water treatment flocculant Super namit

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Product overview
Supernamit is an inorganic powder flocculant that collects microscopic particles dispersed in water (harmful substances, turbidity, oils, heavy metals, etc.) and aggregates them into larger flocs which separate from the water. Treated water can be discharged into rivers and the sea or reused for dilution of concentrated wastewater. The product is produced and quality-controlled to avoid powder bridging in equipment and has been maintained for over 26 years.

Advantages and key benefits

• Fast water purification speed: agglomerates particulates and harmful substances in seconds.
• Eco-friendly: manufactured without harmful ingredients; treated water can be returned to nature or reused.
• High cohesion effect: effective from 0°C to 80°C; salinity of seawater does not reduce effectiveness.
• Melts quickly: mineral-based fine powder disperses rapidly to reach all areas of wastewater.
• Multiple applications: can flocculate various effluents, including treatment of hexavalent chromium with a single agent; rare metals in residues can be recovered using natural chelating agents.
• Economical: small dosing, simple mixing; one operator can perform treatment; fast flocculation and sedimentation reduce total cost. Dedicated continuous processing equipment is compact with high capacity.
• Organic/natural basis: mainly composed of ingredients that exist in nature; no fish toxicity.
• Operable with limited manpower: equipment operation is simple and does not require special qualifications or detailed manuals.
• Long-term storage: shelf life 12 months after opening (cool, dark, low humidity); 18 months unopened.
• Unclogged: no powder blockage (“bridging”) has occurred in 26 years of use.

7 characteristics of Supernamit

• Just add it to the target wastewater and stir.
• No need for neutralization or polymer dissolution after addition.
• Applicable to target wastewater ranging from weakly acidic to strongly alkaline.
• The flocculation reaction takes about 30 seconds.
• Flocs exhibit good sedimentation and dewatering.
• Has an anti-rot (decay prevention) effect.
• Significantly reduces COD.

Components and safety
Supernamit is an inorganic neutral flocculant based on natural mineral fine powder mixed with several functional ingredients. None of the constituent ingredients are toxic and the formulation is designed to be non-toxic to fish. Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) are prepared for the product.

Chemical Substance Emission Risk Score Table (WORST 10)
Ranking | Substance name | Emission Risk Score
1 | Hexavalent chromium compounds | 330,000
2 | 1,3-Butadiene | 15,000
3 | Arsenic and its compounds | 14,000
3 | Dioxins | 14,000
3 | Hydrazine | 14,000
6 | Formaldehyde | 7,200
7 | Boron and its compounds | 7,000
8 | Benzene | 6,600
9 | Methyl-1,3-phenylene | 6,200
10 | Toluene | 4,100

Sewage / wastewater types treated
Supernamit can treat a wide range of wastewater broadly classified as: A) general turbid water (e.g., construction site muddy water), B) turbid water containing heavy metals (factory wastewater), and C) turbid water containing color, odor, oil, COD/BOD components. All these types can be treated effectively.

Caractéristiques / spécifications techniques

• Denomination / product name: Supernamit
• Formulation: inorganic neutral flocculant based on natural mineral fine powder with functional additives
• Appearance: yellowish-gray to white-gray fine powder
• Bulk density: approx. 0.8 to 1.0 g/cm3
• Powder particle size distribution: 100 to 200 mesh
• pH (suspension): approximately neutral
• Odor: odorless to slightly odorous
• Toxicity: no fish toxicity
• Operating temperature range: effective from 0°C to 80°C
• Salinity tolerance: effective at seawater salinity
• Reaction time: flocculation in about 30 seconds
• Shelf life: 12 months after opening (cool, dark, low humidity), 18 months unopened
• Packing/handling advantages: powder form is lightweight for easier transport and storage compared with liquid flocculants; reduced transport costs