There are many kinds of water treatment chemicals, mainly including flocculants, scale inhibitors, corrosion inhibitors, biocides, defoamers and cleaning agents. These agents play a vital role in the water treatment process.

Flocculants: used to accelerate the coagulation of suspended particles and help impurities in water to form large particles for subsequent treatment.

Scale inhibitors: prevent scale formation and protect pipes and equipment from scale blockage and corrosion.

Corrosion Inhibitors: Reduce the corrosion rate of metals in water and extend the service life of equipment.

Bactericide: kill bacteria and microorganisms in water to ensure safe water quality.

Antifoam agent: Eliminate foam in water, improve treatment efficiency.

Cleaning agent: used to clean pipes and equipment, remove residual impurities and dirt.

In addition, water treatment chemicals can be divided into general water treatment chemicals and specialized water treatment chemicals. General water treatment chemicals include alum, chlorine, ferric sulfate, ferric chloride and polymerized aluminum chloride. Specialized water treatment chemicals are divided into single chemicals (such as organic flocculants) and formulated products (such as biocides, anticorrosives and scale inhibitors, etc.). The rational use of these chemicals can effectively improve water quality and protect the environment and human health.