Sulphuric Acid

Sulphuric Acid (H₂SO₄) is a highly corrosive, dense, and oily liquid widely used in water treatment for pH adjustment, neutralization, and chemical precipitation. Its strong acidic nature makes it effective in removing impurities and aiding coagulation processes. Common in industrial and municipal treatment facilities, Sulphuric Acid must be handled with care due to its reactive properties and potential hazards upon contact with organic materials and water. Chemical Formula: H₂SO₄ Chemical Code: 7664-93-9 (CAS Number)

pH adjustment in municipal and industrial water treatment

pH adjustment is a crucial step in both municipal and industrial water treatment processes. Maintaining the water’s pH within an optimal range ensures the effectiveness of treatment chemicals, protects infrastructure, and complies with regulatory standards for water quality.

Neutralization of alkaline wastewater

Neutralizing this wastewater before discharge is essential to meet environmental regulations, protect aquatic life, and prevent damage to sewage systems.

Precipitation of heavy metals in effluent streams

Heavy metals such as lead, cadmium, mercury, chromium, and zinc are common pollutants in industrial effluents. These metals pose serious environmental and health risks even at low concentrations.