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SupraChem 6404 – Antiscalant for Seawater (SWRO) Membrane Systems

SupraChem 6404 – Antiscalant for Seawater (SWRO) Membrane Systems

Product Description 

SupraChem 6404 is a highly effective liquid antiscalant. With its ability to handle high levels of carbonate and sulfate scale, as well as low concentrations of iron and silica, SupraChem 6404 is highly effective in controlling the deposition of inorganic scale forming salts and particulate fouling on seawater membrane surfaces. 

  • Control of calcium carbonate, calcium sulfate, barium sulfate, calcium fluoride, silica, and hydroxides of iron and aluminum 
  • Controls inorganic scale over a large concentration range. 
  • Dispersant 
  • Compatible with RO, NF, and UF membranes from all major manufacturersInternational potable water approvals 

Typical Properties 

The following are typical properties for SupraChem 6404 and should not be regarded as specification limits for the product. A product specification is available on request. 

Appearance : pale yellow liquid 

pH : 7.0 ± 0.5 

Specific gravity at 20/20oC : 1.30 ± 0.05 

Freezing point range : 0 to -5 oC 


Chemical Reactivity 

SupraChem 6404 is not affected by chlorine or other oxidising biocides under normal conditions of use without only Supracid 300. 

SupraChem 6404 may be used in membrane systems using chlorine and sodium metabisulphite. 


Application and Dose Level 

SupraChem 6404 is an aqueous solution of an organic acid and as such is corrosive in its concentrated form. Corrosion resistant dosing equipment should therefore be used. Examples of suitable materials are 316L stainless steel, or plastics such as GRP, PVC and PE. The recommended injection point is into the feed stream prior to the static mixer and any cartridge filters. 

SupraChem 6404 is miscible with water in all proportions. It may be applied as the neat product, or as a solution in permeate. Minimum dosing solution strength of 10% w/w is recommended. SupraChem 6404 should be dosed continuously and proportionately to the feed water flow, to maintain the recommended dose level. 

The dose level required is dependent on the quality of the feed water and the saturation indices of the various scale forming species present in the concentrated brine. 

In the dosage range of 2 – 6 mg/L (neat), control of a wide range of inorganic scales at up to 100x saturation values or higher is possible. By monitoring the concentrate stream and trend charts using Dose Level Projections, optimal dosage can be achieved for the control of scales. 

Proprietary computer software is used to calculate scaling indices and calculate optimum system recovery. Dose level projections and recommendations are available on request. 


Handling 

Avoid spilling, skin and eye contact. Observe good chemical hygiene practices. 

Please read the label and Material Safety Data Sheet before handling this product. 


Logistics 

Classification 

Hazardous for transportation, class 8 

Irritating to eyes for supply 

Packaging 

25 kg (net weight) Plastic drums 

230 kg (net weight) Plastic drums 

1000 kg (net weight) Intermediate bulk containers