Phosphate and phosphonates are interesting substances from a water treatment point of view. Phosphate discharged into surface waters can stimulate plant growth, resulting in a
eutrophication of rivers and lakes. An efficient removal of phosphate during wastewater treatment is therefore an important factor in preserving the water quality of eutrophic lakes. Phosphonates are complexing agents containing one or more C–PO(OH)2 groups (Nowack, 2003). Phosphonates have
three main properties: they are effective chelating agents for two- and tri-valent metal ions (Lacour et al., 1998), they inhibit crystal growth and scale formation and they are quite stable under harsh chemical conditions. Important industrial uses of phosphonates are in cooling waters, desalination systems and in oil fields to inhibit scale formation. In pulp and paper manufacturing and in textile ndustry they are used as peroxide bleach stabilizers, acting as chelating agents for metals that could inactivate the peroxide. In detergents they are used as a combination of chelating agent, scale inhibitor and bleach stabilizer.
Drewphos 3000 – ready-to-feed, high purity phosphate solution used in new boiler designs
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