OUR VISION We aim to maintain a suitable platform for Chemistry & Fertilizer applications and Supplies that make our world a better place to live by committing to ethical standards in our operations.

Published on Slideshow
Static slideshow
Download PDF version
Download PDF version
Embed video
Share video
Ask about this video

Scene 1 (0s)

OUR VISION We aim to maintain a suitable platform for Chemistry & Fertilizer applications and Supplies that make our world a better place to live by committing to ethical standards in our operations..

Scene 2 (14s)

OUR VALUES - Excellence & Quality commitment - Creative and innovative - Promoting team work & integrity - Honest, transparent and ethical deals - Environmentally friendly - Customer oriented.

Scene 3 (26s)

PRODUCTS & SERVICES - Basic chemicals commodities and specialities - Fertilizers - Water treatment chemicals and solutions - Shipping and logistics.

Scene 4 (39s)

Tayseer International Chemicals Presents TPP-100 PAC 18 % & 23 % PRODUCED by TAYSEER CHEMICALS AND FERTILIZERS GROUP- KSA.

Scene 5 (53s)

Poly Aluminum Chloride TPP-100 PAC 18% Pale Yellow Liquid.

Scene 6 (1m 5s)

Various sizes of particles in raw water Particle diameter (mm ) Type Settling velocity 10 Pebble 0.73 m/s 1 Course sand 0.23 m/s 0.1 Fine sand 0.6 m/min 0.01 Silt 8.6 m/d 0.0001 (10 micron ) Large colloids 0.3 m/y 0.000001 (1 nano ) Small colloids 3 m/million y.

Scene 7 (1m 29s)

What is coagulation? What is flocculation? Coagulation is the destabilization of colloids by addition of chemicals that neutralize the negative charges The chemicals are known as coagulants, usually higher valence cationic salts (Al 3+ , Fe 3+ etc.) Coagulation is essentially a chemical process Flocculation is the agglomeration of destabilized particles into a large size particles known as flocs which can be effectively removed by sedimentation or flotation..

Scene 8 (1m 50s)

Dose calculation-Jar testing. The jar test – a laboratory procedure to simulates the coagulation and flocculation processes to Determine the most effective chemical Determine the most effective dosage Determine the optimum point of application Determine the optimum PH Evaluate polymers.

Scene 9 (2m 5s)

Choice of coagulants. A number of parameters must be considered: Water temperature, Characteristics of raw water (including calcocarbonic balance). Physico -chemical parameters to include or eliminate priority (turbidity and / or Organic Materials). Operations management (stocks, automation, etc ...) Product cost, Parameters affecting Coagulation and flocculation Water quality ( physico -chemical characteristics especially Alkalinity & Turbidity) Nature and structure of colloids Nature and implementation of used product (Coagulant type). PH Pretreatments Mixing conditions, dose, size & shape of the flocs..

Scene 10 (2m 30s)

Types of coagulants. Inorganic Coagulants These are often considered to be more cost-effective than their organic counterparts, and they can be applied to a wide variety of water treatment operations including food and drink manufacturing and oil purification. Most commonly used ones are: Ferric Chloride (FC ) Aluminum Sulphate (Alum) Poly Aluminum Chloride (PACL) Organic Coagulants These are typically used for solid-liquid separation when a reduction in sludge generation is required. Organic coagulants can be based on two types of chemistries: Polyamines and PolyDADMAC Melamine formaldehydes and tannins.

Scene 11 (2m 55s)

Coagulants-Other classification. norganic Coagulant rgamc coagu ants POI electrol es Anionic Cationic onioni Simple Metal Salts Pre- ydrolyzed etal Salts Metal Salt Plus Strong Acid Metal Salts Plus Additives.

Scene 12 (3m 5s)

Coagulating Power of Inorganic Electrolytes. Relative power of coagulation Electrolyte Against positive colloids Against negative colloids NaCl 1 1 Na 2 SO 4 30 1 Na 3 PO 4 1000 1 BaCl 2 1 30 MgSO 4 30 30 AlCl 3 1 1000 Al 2 (SO4) 3 30 1000 FeCl 3 1 1000 Fe 2 So 4 30 1000 PAC > 30 > 10000.

Scene 13 (3m 21s)

STP, IWTP. Storms water and Dams. Desalination plants.

Scene 14 (3m 31s)

Advantages of PAC:. PH Wide range Negligible variation of solution PH when PAC is used Very low need to correct or adjust PH value in case of using PAC. This will dramatically decrease OPEX. Alkalinity consumption & Corrosion causes Compared to conventional inorganic coagulants, Alkalinity will not be consumed, PH value will not be highly decreased and hence corrosion problems shall not arise. Water TDS & Pre chlorination When applying PAC dosage, TDS is not increased There is much decrease of pre chlorination if PAC was used..

Scene 15 (3m 57s)

Advantages of PAC:. Flocs . & Sludge Fast formation. Large sized. Dense & compact. Residual Aluminum Very negligible . Diseases Prevention. Un-Dissolved TOC Removal Very Effective Iron Fouling Prevention PAC contains no Iron radicals, this helps with Iron fouling prevention in case of being used in RO pr-treatment..

Scene 16 (4m 14s)

Advantages of PAC:. Low water Temperatures Unlike conventional inorganic coagulants, PAC is still very effective at lower temperatures. OPEX & CAPEX Cost effective. Much OPEX & CAPEX saving. Footprint saving. Handling, Shipping & Storage Very easy to handle. Much shipping & Storage cost saving..

Scene 17 (4m 30s)

PACL VS. CONVENTIONAL INORGANIC COAGULANTS. Criteria PACL FC Alum PH range Wide (4-8.5) Wide (4-9) Small (3.5-6.5) PH Variation (After usage) Negligible Very high decrease Very high decrease PH of solution ( ≈ 50 % ) 3.5 2 2 Optimum PH range 5-6.5 4.5-5.5 5.5 – 6.5 Need to adjust PH Low Very high Very igh Alkalinity consumption Very low Very high Very high Cationic strength Very high High High Corrosion problems (when used) Very low Very high Very high Increase of water TDS Very low High High Increasing Sulphate conc . Not adding more Sulphates Not adding more Sulphates Highly increase.

Scene 18 (5m 1s)

PACL VS. CONVENTIONAL INORGANIC COAGULANTS. Criteria PACL FC Alum Increasing Sulphate conc . Not adding more Sulphates Not adding more Sulphates Highly increase Floc formation Fast Slow Slow Floc. Size Large Medium Me d i u m Sludge amount Small Very Much Very Much Sludge density More dense and more compact Less dense and less compact Less dense and less compact Residual Aluminum Negligible No residuals Much amount Increase of Iron Conc. No Increase High increase No Increase Coloring water solutions Nope High coloration Nope Low Temperatures Still very effective Very ineffective Very ineffective Un -dissolved TOC removal Very effective Not effective Not effective.

Scene 19 (5m 27s)

PACL VS. CONVENTIONAL INORGANIC COAGULANTS. Criteria PACL FC Alum DOC removal Not effective Effective Effective Organic Colloids removal High effective Not effective Not effective Dose Very small Very high Very high Unit Price Expensive Cheap Cheap Needed CAPEX Less ≈ (20%-30% Saving) High High Power consumption Low High High OPEX Low ≈ (20%-30% Saving) High High Footprint needed Low ≈ (30%-40% Saving) High High Handling, Shipping & Storage Easier & much lower cost Harder & much higher cost Harder & much higher cost.

Scene 20 (5m 49s)

Switching cautions !!!!!. Replacement of Conventional Inorganic coagulants with PACL requires to consider: Complete elimination of the old chemicals ( FC or Alum ) from all tanks & pipelines in order to avoid Aluminum jelly formation (chemical interaction must be avoided) Dosing system must be investigated to make sure It’s not corroded. Flush the old system with water before you apply PACL. System must be checked for any leakages..

Scene 21 (6m 10s)

. Storm water and Dams. Case Studies- KSA.

Scene 22 (6m 23s)

CHARACTERIZATION AND EVALUATION Surface water treatment - Storm water /dams.

Scene 23 (6m 57s)

CHARACTERIZATION AND EVALUATION Surface water treatment - Storm water /dams.

Scene 24 (7m 12s)

CHARACTERIZATION AND EVALUATION Surface water treatment - Storm water /dams.

Scene 25 (7m 24s)

Desalination. Poly aluminum chloride applications.

Scene 26 (7m 38s)

CHARACTERIZATION AND EVALUATION Surface water treatment - Storm water /dams.

Scene 27 (8m 3s)

CHARACTERIZATION AND EVALUATION Surface water treatment - Storm water /dams.

Scene 28 (8m 19s)

CHARACTERIZATION AND EVALUATION IN DESALINATION PRETREATMENT.

Scene 29 (8m 38s)

STP’S AND IWTP’S. Poly aluminum chloride applications.

Scene 30 (8m 51s)

CHARACTERIZATION AND EVALUATION Industrial waste water treatment.

Scene 31 (9m 21s)

CHARACTERIZATION AND EVALUATION IN DESALINATION PRETREATMENT.

Scene 32 (9m 35s)

Case Studies- Egypt River Nile Swimming Pools Agricultural Waste Water SWRO Pre-treatment Industrial Waste Water.

Scene 33 (9m 45s)

Comparative study between TPP -100 PAC 18% versus Alum.

Scene 34 (10m 16s)

Comparative study between TPP -100 PAC 18% versus Alum.

Scene 35 (10m 33s)

Comparative study between TPP -100 PAC 18% versus Alum.

Scene 36 (10m 51s)

Comparative study between TPP -100 PAC 18% versus Alum.

Scene 37 (11m 9s)

Comparative study between TPP -100 PAC 18% versus Alum.

Scene 38 (11m 27s)

Comparative study between TPP -100 PAC 18% versus Alum.

Scene 39 (11m 46s)

Certifications. Saline Water Conversion Corporation Desalination Technologies Research Institute swcc CERTIFICATE OF EVALUATION Certificate No. CPC-3811-16-02/ V-1 dated 17/01/2018 AWARDED TO M/S. WATER ADVANCE TREATMENT CO. LTD.(TWATCO) DTRI The experiment was conducted to evaluate the performance of different concentrations of TWATCO's Poly Aluminum Chloride (PAC 100) as coagulation agent in seawater pre-treatment. The test was carried out at DTRI Pilot Plant in a two Stage media filters with a control test in parallel, where ferric chloride was used as coagulant (as I ppm Fe3*). The duration of the test was 10 weeks, which started on 29th October, 2017 and ended on 18th January, 2018. Based on the test result, it is certified that the performance between ferric chloride (as I ppm Fe3+) and poly aluminum chloride (as 0.5 ppm A13*) is comparable in terms of SDI and there is no significant difference in terms of TOC and turbidity. Moreover, the average residual A13+ in the filtrate was 0.027 ppm. For more details Of th e trial, please to Technicol Report NO• Dr. mad eh Mohammed Alamo Director General, DTRI P.o. Box: 8328, A1-Jubail.31951. Kingdom Of saudi Arabia Tel: (031 343 3417 Fax: 343 1615, E-mail: rdceswcc.gov.sa.

Scene 40 (12m 38s)

Certifications. certific& K%622101 Drinking water treatment ctwrnicals — health according to NSF/ANSI 60 Coagulants PAC 13%, PAC and PAC 23% TWATCO Advanced Water Treatment co. (ANSI.

Scene 41 (12m 53s)

Certifications. åclJjJlq ounJlq "Jlj.g.

Scene 42 (13m 1s)

TAYSEER .4 PAC o PAC S PAC TAYSEER PAC echnical Product Specification TAYSEER PAC ADV"TAGES SPECFCAWI huxi&nl kunrum ttiwoi,d.

Scene 43 (13m 10s)

Of test -T -pp. 100 coagulant PCA 1 •C Concentra t ion / 000) is diluted by adding one g Of tested in one of distilled vvatev 9/06>2022 29/06/2022 00 Report interpretation: result indicated that tested is toxic t notes : Toxicity test carr•ied out by using icr•otOX analyzer 500. ECsoWo is the effective concentration causing Of inhibition Origin of the bacteria: Marine bacteria Storage temperature Of the bacteria: —200C. NRC is accredited to the I SO 9001 All apparatus equiprnent in EN•I Lab are calibrated The results 'vere estirnated according to: I NSF—BS 6920 (2016): Testing Of regard to their effect quality of 2: Methods of tested—section 2.5: The extraction Of substances be of concern Of public health. 2. BS EN—ISO (2018): The British standard Water Of the inhibitor of w•ater sarnples on the light ernission of Vibrio fischeri (Lurninescent bacteria testy Method using freeze—dried bacteria (ISO 1 348—3 :2007/AMD S u per—viso r Head or unit N Research Cen Prof.Dr. pror.Dr-. Gamila St 'Ad Cairo Governorate —A-'L:g,.

Scene 44 (13m 51s)

TSC TRYSEER INTERNATIONR CHEMICALS CO.. http://www.tpfindustry.com/ Reach us at: amr_shalaby@tayseerint.com amr4shalaby@gmail.com + 20 1228974311.