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Polyaluminum chloride (PAC, as a high efficiency water treatment agent) is widely used in drinking water purification, industrial wastewater treatment and other fields. However, as a chemical product, it is corrosive and may cause health risks. This paper combines industry norms and emergency measures, systematically summarizes its safety operation points for the reference of practitioners.

Polyaluminium Chloride (PAC), with the chemical formula Al2(OH)nCl6−nAl2​(OH)n​Cl6−n​ₘ, is a highly efficient inorganic polymer coagulant. Produced through the hydrolysis and polymerization of aluminum salts, PAC boasts strong adsorption capabilities, rapid flocculation, and adaptability across a wide pH range. It is widely used in ‌drinking water purification‌, industrial wastewater treatment, urban sewage management, and more.

Low temperature low turbidity water (temperature <10℃, turbidity <30 NTU) has long been regarded as a technical difficulty in the field of water treatment because to its high colloid stability and low flocculation efficiency. With its unique ferric sulfate and engineering adaptability, polyric sulfate (PFS) has achieved breakthrough application in this field in recent years and become one of the core technologies to improve the rate of water quality standards.

The fluoride removal ability of polyaluminum chloride (PAC) is derived from its unique chemical characteristics and mechanism of action, mainly involving the following principles:

In the context of stricter environmental regulations, sewage treatment plants need to achieve standard discharge through technological upgrading and management optimization. As a core water treatment agent, the rational selection and application optimization of polyaluminum chloride (PAC) is key. The following are solutions based on the latest policies and industry practices

Low temperature and low turbidity wastewater treatment is one of the technical difficulties in the field of water treatment.