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what is the chemical name of water purifi?
i using river water for my textile bleaching unit,my aria water is being very dust and unclear water condition, when i mix the bleaching liquor in to the water, color is changed in dusty ,it s effected cloth whiteness ,at present i am using sodium hydro sulphate for solve this problem , but this s more expensive ,any alternative chemical is there for purify the water dust ?
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- Son of T3Lv 71 decade agoFavorite Answer
Water purification systems such as mixed bed ion exchange and filtration will be much less expensive in the long run than any chemical (hydro is probably the cheapest). You need high quality water to do bleaching.
- cehelpLv 51 decade ago
Perhaps use a reverse osmosis system to purify water. But this does take a lot of energy. It depends on what the dust is though. Perhaps a standard filter might help. A kelating agent might be able to drop out some metals. May be even a simple magnet might help remove some metals.
- 1 decade ago
from your description I understand that the problem with your water is primarily because of high suspended solids. Add some alum or lime to the water mic well and allow to settle. collect the clear supernatant and use. Alum is hydrated potassium aluminium sulphate and lime is calcium oxide both are cheap chemicals and they are extensively used in coagulation and flocculation processes in water treatment. Hope this solves your problem.
