Manufacturers, Exporters, Suppliers of Flocculant in Ahmedabad

Innovacorp supplies anionic, cationic, and non-ionic polyacrylamide flocculants to sugar mills and effluent treatment plants in Ahmedabad and across Gujarat. In a sugar mill, the flocculant decides how fast the mud settles, how clear the juice comes off the clarifier, and how much sucrose is lost in the filter cake. In an ETP, it decides how well the sludge dewaters. The chemistry is different for the two applications, and the grade has to match the stream.

Why Flocculation Matters in Ahmedabad Sugar Mills

Sugar juice comes out of the clarifier carrying fine suspended matter — fibre, soil, colloidal impurities, and precipitated calcium salts from liming. If these particles don't gather into large, dense flocs, they settle slowly, carry juice with them into the mud, and leave the clarified juice turbid. Anyone who has run a clarifier through a crushing season knows that a marginal flocculant shows up first as slower settling, then as higher mud volume, and finally as sucrose loss in the filter cake.

Where Our Flocculants Are Used in Ahmedabad

• Primary juice clarification: anionic polyacrylamide dosed into the flash or clarifier inlet to accelerate settling and compact the mud.
• Rotary Vacuum Filters (RVF): supports filter cake porosity and helps reduce sucrose carried out with the mud.
• Syrup and melt clarification: selected grades for refinery and melt liquor polishing where clarity is critical.
• Effluent treatment (ETP): cationic grades for sludge dewatering and secondary clarifier performance.
• Boiler and cooling water: clarification of makeup water where suspended solids are high.

Types We Supply in Ahmedabad

• Anionic polyacrylamide (APAM): standard grade for sugar juice clarification; high molecular weight for larger floc formation.
• Cationic polyacrylamide (CPAM): used for sludge dewatering in ETP and for negatively charged suspensions.
• Non-ionic polyacrylamide (NPAM): for process conditions where charge-neutral behaviour is preferred.
• Powder and emulsion forms: powder for standard dosing, emulsion for plants that prefer liquid handling.

Specifications

Property	Typical Value
Appearance	White granular powder
Chemistry	Anionic / Cationic / Non-ionic Polyacrylamide
Molecular weight	High (grade dependent)
Charge density	Grade dependent; confirmed on TDS
Moisture content	< 10%
pH (0.1% solution)	6.0 – 8.0
Shelf life	24 months in unopened original packing

Final specification is confirmed after a jar test on your juice or effluent sample.

Application and Dosage

Dosage depends on juice quality, liming practice, clarifier design, and the flocculant grade. Typical starting ranges:

• Sugar juice clarification: 1–5 ppm on juice, prepared as a 0.1% solution and dosed into the flash or clarifier inlet.
• RVF filter feed: 0.5–3 ppm on mud, adjusted to filter cake porosity.
• ETP sludge dewatering: 5–50 ppm on dry solids, confirmed on jar test.
• Makeup water clarification: 0.5–2 ppm on flow, grade selected by turbidity source.

These are starting points. Final dose is set after a jar test on your sample and a plant trial on your clarifier.

Packing

• 25 kg HDPE bags with inner liner
• 500 kg jumbo bags

Key Benefits

• Supports faster settling of mud in the clarifier, which helps reduce mud volume and carryover.
• Helps improve clarified juice clarity and reduce turbidity in the treated juice.
• Supports filter cake porosity on RVF, which helps reduce sucrose loss with the mud.
• Works across a range of juice conditions and cane varieties when the grade is selected correctly.
• Available in anionic, cationic, and non-ionic forms to match the charge of the stream.

Technical Support in Ahmedabad

Flocculant selection is not a catalogue decision. The right grade depends on the charge of the particles in your juice or effluent, and the dose depends on your clarifier and residence time. We work with your process and lab team to run jar tests, select the grade, and fix a starting dose you can confirm on the plant. Jar test support is available across Ahmedabad and the surrounding Gujarat sugar belt.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Which polymer is used for juice clarification in Ahmedabad sugar mills?

Anionic polyacrylamides are typically used for sugar juice clarification because they help form larger flocs that settle faster and produce a more compact mud. Cationic grades are usually selected for effluent treatment and sludge dewatering rather than juice clarification.

2. What is the difference between anionic and cationic flocculants?

Anionic flocculants carry a negative charge and are used where suspended particles are positively charged — common in sugar juice clarification. Cationic flocculants carry a positive charge and are used for negatively charged suspensions such as biological sludge in ETP.

3. What dosage of flocculant is used in sugar juice clarification?

Typical starting dose is 1–5 ppm on juice, prepared as a 0.1% solution and dosed into the flash or clarifier inlet. Final dose depends on juice quality, liming, and clarifier design, and is confirmed on a plant trial.

4. Do you supply flocculant in Ahmedabad and across Gujarat?

Yes. We supply anionic, cationic, and non-ionic polyacrylamide flocculants to sugar mills, refineries, and ETP plants in Ahmedabad and across Gujarat. Call +91-9312871070 to discuss your requirements.

Request a Quote

Share your juice or effluent sample details — turbidity, pH, suspended solids, and clarifier type — and our technical team will recommend a flocculant grade and a starting dose. Call +91-9312871070 to discuss your application in Ahmedabad.