Ammonia Nitrogen Remover

Ammonia nitrogen remover is a chemical used to treat ammonia nitrogen pollution in water bodies. It works by involving the processes of ammonia nitrogen conversion, adsorption and precipitation.

First, the chemicals in the ammonia nitrogen remover are able to react with the ammonia nitrogen in the water. These chemicals are usually highly effective adsorbents for ammonia nitrogen that adsorb the ammonia nitrogen molecules dissolved in water onto particles or surfaces. This process can be accomplished through physical or chemical interactions between the adsorbent and the ammonia nitrogen.

Second, ammonia nitrogen removers can also convert ammonia nitrogen into other forms, such as nitrogen gas or nitrogen oxides (e.g., nitrites and nitrates), through the action of a catalyst. These compounds are more readily removed from the water column relative to ammonia-nitrogen and therefore can be more easily removed subsequently during treatment.

In addition, some of the ingredients in ammonia nitrogen removers can react with impurities in the water to form precipitates. These precipitates are able to combine with the ammonia to form larger particles, thus allowing for the removal of ammonia from the water. This process is often referred to as chemical precipitation

In summary, ammonia nitrogen removers work through a number of processes including adsorption, transformation and precipitation. Through these processes, ammonia nitrogen removers can effectively remove ammonia nitrogen pollutants from water bodies, thereby improving water quality. This method is widely used in fields such as sewage treatment, farming and environmental protection.

This product is slightly corrosive, the operator can bring good protective gear to ensure the safety of charging, is strictly prohibited to be placed in the humid, hot, sun, rain;

This product should not be stored for a long time, loading and unloading should be gently.