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PAFC (Poly Aluminium Ferric Chloride) Guide


Last Updated: August 2026 | Reading Time: 12 minutes

Introduction

coagulants-flocculants/”>PAFC combines the advantages of aluminum and iron coagulants for enhanced treatment performance.

Key Properties & Specifications

Parameter Specification Test Method
Appearance Yellow/White powder Visual
Active Content Varies by grade Titration
pH (1% solution) 3.0-5.0 pH meter
Insoluble matter ≤0.5% Gravimetric

Applications Across Industries

Industry Primary Use Dosage
Municipal Water Coagulation 20-80 mg/L
Textile Color removal 100-300 mg/L
Mining TSS removal 50-200 mg/L
Paper & Pulp Retention 100-400 mg/L
Food Solids removal 50-200 mg/L

How to Select the Right Grade

  1. Water quality: pH, turbidity, COD, TSS
  2. Treatment stage: Primary vs polishing
  3. Industry: Different wastewater characteristics
  4. Discharge standards: Local regulatory limits
  5. Cost optimization: Balance cost vs performance

Always conduct a jar test to determine optimal product and dosage.

Chemical Dosing Guide

Stage Chemical Dosage pH Efficiency
Coagulation PAC 30% 50-300 mg/L 5.5-8.0 30-55% COD
Coagulation PFS 30-200 mg/L 4.5-8.0 40-60% COD
Flocculation PAM 0.5-5 mg/L 6-9 Improves settling
Adsorption Carbon 50-500 mg/L 5-9 20-80% COD

Cost Analysis

Method Capital Operating Best For
Coagulation $50-150 $0.10-0.30 Suspended solids
Biological $100-250 $0.05-0.20 Biodegradable COD
Fenton AOP $80-200 $0.30-1.00 Refractory COD
Activated Carbon $50-150 $0.20-0.80 Polishing

FAQ

What is poly aluminium ferric chloride?

poly aluminium ferric chloride is a water treatment chemical used for coagulation, flocculation, or adsorption in wastewater and drinking water treatment. It effectively removes suspended solids, colloidal particles, and dissolved organic compounds through physicochemical processes.

How does poly aluminium ferric chloride work in water treatment?

poly aluminium ferric chloride works by destabilizing colloidal particles through charge neutralization, forming flocs through bridging and sweep coagulation, and facilitating removal through sedimentation or flotation. The mechanism depends on the specific chemical type and water quality conditions.

What dosage of poly aluminium ferric chloride should I use?

Typical dosage: 20-80 mg/L for drinking water, 50-300 mg/L for industrial wastewater, 0.5-5 mg/L for PAM. Actual dosage must be determined by jar testing. Contact HydroChemix for free technical guidance.

How to choose the right grade of poly aluminium ferric chloride?

Selection depends on water pH, turbidity, COD level, industry, and discharge standards. Use our Chemical Selection Tool or request a free sample for jar testing.

Need Expert Help?

HydroChemix provides free technical consultation, jar testing support, and free samples. Our engineers help you select the right chemical and optimize treatment.

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