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Aluminum Chlorohydrate ACH Powder & Liquid with 80-85% Basicity and High Al₂O₃ Content for Water Treatment Grade Applications

Brand Name: BLUWAT
Model Number: ACH
MOQ: 1000kgs
Price: negotiable
Payment Terms: L/C, T/T, D/P, D/A, Western Union
Detail Information
Place of Origin:
China
Certification:
Halal, NSF, ZDHC
Material:
Aluminium Chlorohydate
Other Names:
Aluminum Hydroxychloride; Aluminum Chlorhydrol
CAS No.:
12042-91-0
Molecular Formula:
Al₂(OH)₅Cl·2H₂O
Grade:
Water Treatment Grade; Cosmetic Grade
Form:
Powder; Liquid
Appearance:
White Powder; Clear Colorless Liquid
Al₂O₃ Content:
Powder: >46%; Liquid: >23%
Basicity:
80–85%
Water Insolubles:
Water Treatment Grade: ≤0.1%; Cosmetic Grade: ≤0.01%
Chloride Content:
Powder: <19%; Liquid: <9.0%
Iron Content:
Powder: ≤200 Ppm; Liquid: ≤100 Ppm
Applications:
Drinking Water; Wastewater; Heavy Metal Removal; Phosphorus Removal; Sludge Dewatering; TOC Removal; Struvite Control; Cosmetics
Packaging:
Powder: 25 Kg Kraft Bag; Liquid: 270 Kg Drum Or 1,350 Kg Container
Packaging Details:
Powder: 25 kg Kraft Bag; Liquid: 270 kg Drum or 1,350 kg Container
Supply Ability:
1000tons/w
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Product Description
BLU ACH POWDER & LIQUID

Aluminum Chlorohydrate (ACH) Powder & Liquid for Water Treatment

High-Basicity Coagulant for Drinking Water, Industrial Wastewater and Sludge Treatment in Russia & CIS

Bluwat Aluminum Chlorohydrate (ACH) is a highly concentrated, pre-hydrolyzed aluminum-based coagulant designed for municipal and industrial water treatment. With high alumina content and 80–85% basicity, ACH provides efficient destabilization of suspended solids, colloids, color-causing substances and selected organic contaminants.

Available in both powder and liquid forms, BLU ACH is suitable for water treatment plants and industrial facilities across Russia, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Belarus, Armenia, Azerbaijan and other CIS markets.

Product Overview

Aluminum Chlorohydrate is one of the most concentrated products in the polyaluminum coagulant family. Its high Al2O3 content and high degree of neutralization help provide effective coagulation while causing less change to the treated water’s pH than many conventional aluminum salts.

BLU ACH is available in two main water-treatment grades:

  • ACH Powder: white powder with Al2O3 content above 46%
  • ACH Liquid: clear, colorless liquid with Al2O3 content above 23%

Both forms have a typical basicity of 80–85%. Powder ACH is often selected for long-distance transportation and flexible inventory management, while liquid ACH is suitable for facilities requiring convenient preparation and continuous dosing.

Chemical name: Aluminum Chlorohydrate
Other names: Aluminum Hydroxychloride, Aluminum Chlorhydrol
CAS number: 12042-91-0
Molecular formula: Al2(OH)5Cl·2H2O

Key Product Specifications

Only the main parameters affecting product selection and water-treatment performance are shown below.

Parameter ACH Powder – Water Treatment Grade ACH Liquid – Water Treatment Grade
Appearance White powder Clear, colorless liquid
Al2O3 content >46% >23%
Basicity 80–85% 80–85%
Water insolubles ≤0.1% ≤0.1%
Chloride content <19% <9.0%
Density at ambient temperature 1.20–1.35 g/ml 1.30–1.38 g/ml
pH, 15% aqueous solution 3.0–5.0 3.0–5.0
Iron content ≤200 ppm ≤100 ppm

The values above are typical TDS specifications. Final commercial specifications should be confirmed in the applicable product documentation.

Cosmetic-grade ACH powder and liquid with tighter impurity control are also available upon request.

Why Choose Aluminum Chlorohydrate?

High Active Aluminum Content

ACH contains a high concentration of Al2O3, allowing treatment plants to introduce more active coagulant material with a smaller product volume compared with lower-concentration aluminum coagulants.

High Basicity

With a basicity of 80–85%, ACH is highly pre-neutralized. This helps reduce the amount of alkalinity consumed during coagulation and generally produces less disturbance to the treated water’s pH.

Broader Operating pH Flexibility

ACH can provide effective coagulation over a broader pH range than many traditional metal-salt coagulants. This can be valuable where raw-water conditions change seasonally or industrial wastewater composition varies between production batches.

Efficient Turbidity and Color Removal

The highly charged aluminum species destabilize fine suspended particles and colloids, supporting faster floc formation and improved clarification.

Potential for Lower Treatment Dosage

Due to its high Al2O3 content and basicity, ACH may achieve the required treatment result at a lower product dosage than conventional aluminum salts. Actual dosage depends on the water characteristics and must be established through jar testing.

Suitable for Multiple Treatment Objectives

ACH can be evaluated for turbidity, color, phosphorus, selected heavy metals, organic matter and sludge-conditioning applications.

Main Applications in Russia and CIS Markets

1. Drinking Water Clarification

ACH can be used as a primary coagulant in drinking-water treatment to remove:

  • Suspended solids
  • Fine colloidal particles
  • Turbidity
  • Natural color
  • Selected organic matter

Its relatively small effect on treated-water pH can be useful when source-water alkalinity is limited or when seasonal water quality changes require more stable coagulation control.

For drinking-water applications, the final grade, dosage and regulatory suitability must be confirmed according to local requirements.

2. Municipal Wastewater Treatment

In municipal wastewater systems, ACH may be used for:

  • Primary clarification
  • Turbidity reduction
  • Phosphorus removal
  • Sludge thickening
  • Sludge-conditioning and dewatering support
  • Treatment of variable influent loads

ACH may be used alone or evaluated together with a suitable polyacrylamide flocculant to improve floc size and solid-liquid separation.

3. Industrial Wastewater Clarification

BLU ACH is suitable for evaluation in industrial wastewater containing suspended solids, emulsified impurities, color or organic contaminants.

Relevant industries across Russia and the CIS include:

  • Mining and mineral processing
  • Metallurgy and metal finishing
  • Chemical manufacturing
  • Pulp and paper
  • Oilfield and refinery-related water treatment
  • Textile and dyeing operations
  • General manufacturing wastewater

Because industrial wastewater composition varies significantly, laboratory testing is required before full-scale use.

4. Heavy-Metal Removal

ACH can support the coagulation and separation of precipitated or particle-associated metals. It is normally incorporated into a complete process that may include:

  1. Chemical precipitation or a specialized heavy-metal precipitant
  2. pH adjustment
  3. ACH coagulation
  4. PAM flocculation
  5. Sedimentation or dissolved air flotation

ACH alone should not be assumed to remove all dissolved or complexed metals. The complete treatment process should be designed according to the metal species and wastewater chemistry.

5. Phosphorus Removal

ACH provides aluminum species that react with phosphate and support its removal through precipitation and coagulation. It can be applied in municipal and industrial systems requiring lower effluent phosphorus.

The optimum dosing point should be selected according to the treatment process, phosphorus level and biological system requirements.

6. TOC and Organic-Matter Reduction

ACH can help remove coagulation-sensitive fractions of total organic carbon and natural organic matter. Performance depends on the nature of the organic compounds, pH, alkalinity and competing contaminants.

7. Sludge Thickening and Dewatering

ACH can be used for sludge conditioning before thickening or mechanical dewatering. It helps destabilize fine particles and may improve the response to a downstream polymer.

Bench-scale testing should evaluate:

  • Floc structure
  • Filtration or drainage rate
  • Sludge-cake solids
  • Centrate or filtrate clarity
  • Total chemical consumption

8. Struvite Control

ACH may be evaluated as part of phosphorus-management programs intended to reduce conditions associated with struvite formation in wastewater and sludge-treatment systems.

How ACH Works

When added to water, ACH supplies highly polymerized, positively charged aluminum species. These species neutralize the negative surface charge of suspended particles and colloids.

The treatment process generally involves:

Rapid DispersionACH is mixed quickly into the water.
Charge NeutralizationPositively charged aluminum species destabilize negatively charged contaminants.
Microfloc FormationDestabilized particles begin to aggregate.
Floc GrowthGentle mixing or the addition of PAM builds larger, separable flocs.
Solid-Liquid SeparationFlocs are removed by sedimentation, flotation or filtration.

The final result depends on water chemistry, dosage, mixing energy and downstream separation equipment.

ACH Powder or ACH Liquid: Which Form Should You Choose?

Selection Factor ACH Powder ACH Liquid
Active Al2O3 content Higher, >46% >23%
Transportation More concentrated for long-distance shipping Higher shipping weight per unit of active content
On-site preparation Requires controlled dissolution Can be introduced through a liquid dosing system
Storage Suitable for dry chemical storage Requires compatible liquid storage tanks
Handling Dust control and dissolution equipment needed Pumping and transfer equipment needed
Typical preference Importers, distributors and remote industrial sites Plants with continuous liquid dosing systems

For northern regions and sites exposed to severe winter conditions, storage infrastructure should be considered carefully. Powder ACH may offer logistical advantages where suitable temperature-controlled liquid storage is difficult to maintain. Liquid ACH should be protected and stored according to the applicable product and local handling requirements.

ACH Compared with Conventional PAC and Aluminum Salts

Characteristic ACH Conventional PAC or Aluminum Salts
Al2O3 concentration High Usually lower, depending on grade
Basicity 80–85% Generally lower, depending on product
Effect on water pH Typically smaller May consume more alkalinity
Product dosage Potentially lower May require a higher product dosage
pH operating flexibility Broad Product-dependent
Application High-performance municipal and industrial treatment General coagulation applications

The best coagulant cannot be selected from product chemistry alone. Raw-water quality, treatment targets, sludge production, alkalinity and total treatment cost should all be compared through controlled testing.

Recommended Product Selection Process

Step 1: Analyze the Untreated Water

Provide available data such as:

  • pH and alkalinity
  • Turbidity
  • Color
  • COD or TOC
  • Suspended solids
  • Phosphorus
  • Heavy metals
  • Treatment flow rate
  • Current chemical program

Step 2: Conduct Comparative Jar Tests

Compare ACH with the current coagulant at several dosages under identical mixing and settling conditions.

Step 3: Evaluate Total Treatment Performance

Do not compare dosage alone. Evaluate:

  • Treated-water clarity
  • Residual color and turbidity
  • pH change
  • Floc size and strength
  • Settling or flotation speed
  • Sludge volume
  • Polymer consumption
  • Cost per cubic meter of treated water

Step 4: Complete an On-Site Trial

Confirm performance under actual flow, temperature, mixing and separation conditions before full-scale implementation.

Packaging

ACH Powder

25 kg kraft bags

ACH Liquid

270 kg drums or 1,350 kg containers

Packaging and loading arrangements should be confirmed according to the destination, order quantity and transportation requirements.

Storage and Handling

Store ACH in its original, sealed packaging in a cool, dry location away from heat, flame and direct sunlight.

Additional recommendations:

  • Keep powder bags protected from moisture.
  • Use corrosion-compatible storage and dosing equipment.
  • Prevent contamination from incompatible chemicals.
  • Keep containers closed when not in use.
  • Follow the current Safety Data Sheet and local occupational-safety regulations.
  • Use appropriate personal protective equipment during handling and solution preparation.

Why Work with Bluwat Chemicals?

Bluwat Chemicals supplies water-treatment chemicals to municipal, industrial and distribution customers in international markets. We support customers with product selection, sample evaluation and grade matching according to specific water conditions.

Customers in Russia and CIS countries can benefit from:

Powder and liquid ACH options
Water-treatment and cosmetic grades
Technical consultation based on water analysis
Laboratory sample support
Flexible export packaging
Stable batch-to-batch specifications
Support for distributors and industrial end users
Export documentation for international shipments

Frequently Asked Questions

Is ACH the Same as PAC?

ACH belongs to the broader family of pre-hydrolyzed aluminum coagulants, but it normally has higher alumina content and higher basicity than conventional PAC grades. It is often selected when concentrated active content and limited pH disturbance are important.

Can ACH Replace the PAC Currently Used in Our Plant?

Possibly, but replacement should be based on jar-test results. The dosage should not be converted directly by product weight because ACH and PAC may have different Al2O3 concentrations and basicity.

Does ACH Significantly Reduce Water pH?

ACH typically has a smaller effect on treated-water pH than less-neutralized aluminum salts. However, the actual pH change depends on dosage, raw-water alkalinity and other treatment chemicals.

Can ACH Be Used with Polyacrylamide?

Yes. ACH can destabilize suspended particles, after which a suitable anionic, cationic or nonionic PAM may be used to build larger flocs. Polymer type and dosage must be selected through testing.

Is ACH Suitable for Phosphorus Removal?

Yes. ACH can react with phosphate and support its removal by precipitation and coagulation. The required dosage depends on the phosphorus concentration and treatment target.

Can ACH Remove Heavy Metals?

ACH can help separate precipitated or particle-bound metals. Dissolved or complexed heavy metals may require pH adjustment or a specialized heavy-metal precipitant before ACH coagulation.

Which Form Is Better for Import into CIS Countries?

Powder ACH is more concentrated and may reduce transported volume per unit of active material. Liquid ACH offers simpler dosing for plants with suitable pumps and storage tanks. The best choice depends on logistics, storage conditions and daily consumption.

How Is the Correct ACH Dosage Determined?

There is no universal dosage. Selection should be based on jar testing using the actual source water or wastewater, followed by an on-site trial.

Request a Sample or Technical Recommendation

Send Bluwat the following information to receive a preliminary ACH recommendation:

  • Water or wastewater source
  • Current treatment process
  • Main contaminants
  • Daily treatment volume
  • Current coagulant and dosage
  • Required discharge or treated-water standard
  • Preferred product form: powder or liquid
  • Destination country and required quantity

Contact Bluwat Chemicals for an ACH sample, technical data, quotation or distributor cooperation in Russia and CIS markets.