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Polyacrylamide / cationic polyacrylamide agefloc 1072-AP can be replaced by Chinafloc-c
Cationic polyacrylamide with 15% charge density is a moderately cationic, high-molecular-weight water-soluble polymer widely used as a flocculant, coagulant aid, retention agent, dehydrating chemical, and fines-binding polymer in multiple water treatment and industrial separation processes. The 15% cationic level gives it a balanced electrochemical performance: strong enough to neutralize negatively charged colloids but not so aggressive that it causes over-flocculation or stability problems. This balance makes it suitable for treating medium-strength wastewater streams, mixed-organic colloidal systems, and applications where controlled floc size, rapid settling, and good filterability are required.
One of the most important applications of 15% cationic polyacrylamide is in municipal and industrial wastewater treatment. Wastewater typically contains negatively charged suspended solids, organic matter, and biological sludge components. The polymer binds these particles through charge neutralization and bridging, forming large, dense flocs.
Key wastewater uses include:
Primary clarification – Enhances suspended solids removal in primary settling tanks.
Secondary sludge thickening – Promotes faster compaction and gravity thickening of biological sludge.
Sludge dewatering – Used with belt presses, centrifuges, and filter presses to reduce moisture content and improve cake solids.
DAF (Dissolved Air Flotation) – Improves floatation of fats, oils, grease (FOG), and biological flocs.
A 15% charge density is ideal for sludges with moderate organic content, making it widely used in food processing wastewater, textile effluent, brewery waste, and pharmaceutical wastewater.
In the papermaking sector, 15% CPAM acts as an effective retention and drainage aid. It helps bind fines, fillers, and fibers to the paper sheet during formation, improving paper quality and machine runnability. Applications include:
Wet-end retention systems
Fiber/filler retention enhancement
Drainage improvement
White water clarification
Sludge dewatering of paper mill effluent
The moderate charge level is particularly well suited for mills using recycled fibers containing inks, adhesives, and anionic trash, which require balanced charge control.
Cationic polyacrylamide with 15% charge is used in oilfield wastewater treatment, enhanced oil recovery clarification, and dewatering of drilling mud. It is helpful for:
Treating produced water, especially where colloidal solids and polymer residues exist.
Dewatering of drilling muds and separation of drilled solids.
Treating sludge from oil-water separators and flotation units.
Its charge strength allows stable floc formation even in high-salinity environments typical of oilfield operations.
The polymer is applied in:
Tailings thickening
Clarification of process water
Effluent treatment
Flocculation of fine mineral suspensions
A 15% charge CPAM is suitable for mines with mixed clay/organic/metal oxide particles where both charge neutralization and polymer bridging are needed.
Used for:
Biological sludge dewatering
Fines removal
Effluent clarification
Protein/biomass recovery
Industries include pharmaceuticals, fermentation plants, food ingredient manufacturers, and sugar refineries.
CPAM aids in:
Color removal
Solids settling
Biological sludge thickening
TSS reduction
Cationic polyacrylamide with 15% charge is versatile and widely applied in wastewater treatment, sludge dewatering, papermaking, oil & gas, mineral processing, and industrial effluent clarification. Its moderate charge density makes it especially useful for systems requiring controlled floc formation, effective charge neutralization, and stable sludge handling performance.


