Chilled water chemicals
Corrosion and biological control in closed chilled circuits.
Programmes for cooling, boilers, drinking water, pools and membranes, plus specialty chemicals for difficult wastewater and oilfield water. The dose follows the water, not a generic drum.
Scale, corrosion and biological control for towers, boilers and closed loops.
Corrosion and biological control in closed chilled circuits.
Scale, corrosion and biocide programmes for open towers. The dose follows the cycles and the make-up.
Oxygen scavengers, scale control and condensate treatment, matched to the pressure and the feed.
Chemicals for potable systems, swimming pools, and the one-off flush of a new pipe network.
Coagulation, pH and disinfection aids for potable treatment, dosed to the analysis.
Sanitiser, pH and clarifier for pools, with the residual the bather load needs.
Antiscalant, biocides, coagulants, cleaning chemicals and membrane preservatives, dosed at the rate the recovery and the analysis support.
Keeps bacteria off the membrane between cleanings.
Helps the pretreatment drop the silt the membrane would otherwise take.
Remineralisation and pH correction after the membrane, so the product water is fit to use.
Holds hardness and silica in solution so recovery can stay where the analysis allows.
Acid and alkaline washes for when the differential pressure says the membrane is fouled.
For membranes that will sit idle, so they are still usable when the plant starts again.
Remineralisation for desalinated water, so the product is stable and fit to drink.
A mineral salt for remineralising product water.
Calcium for product water that would otherwise be too soft and too aggressive.
Another magnesium source, chosen when the recipe asks for chloride rather than sulphate.
Alkalinity, so the pH of remineralised water sits where it should.
Alkalinity with potassium, when the sodium load has to stay low.
Coagulants, flocculants, polymers, odour control, disinfection, antifoam, biological stabilisers and pH chemicals.
The pair that pulls fine solids out of wastewater into a floc you can settle or float.
Builds the floc so a clarifier or a filter press can catch it.
For lifting stations, sludge and tanks where the smell is the complaint.
A residual or a shock dose on treated effluent, sized to the contact time.
Knocks down foam in aeration tanks and chemical make-up, without upsetting the biology you want to keep.
Support for the biomass when the load swings or the plant is restarted.
Acid or alkali to put the stream where the next process, or the limit, needs it.
High solids, colour, oil, or a plant that is not responding. The programme is written against the sample.
Programmes for streams that a standard coagulant does not settle.
Organic, inorganic and blended, picked after a jar test on your sample.
Anionic and cationic polymers for settling, flotation and dewatering.
For processes where foam carries product away or blinds an instrument.
The smaller products around a programme: aids and conditioners the main chemical does not cover.
Chemicals for produced water and field process streams, supplied against a sample and a specification.
Produced water, separation, and the chemicals a well stream asks for.
Demulsifiers, scale control and water-treatment chemicals for the field, matched to the sample.
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