Sludge breaker chemical containers

Sludge breakers are chemicals used to break down and disperse sludge in wastewater treatment plants, oil refineries, and other industrial processes. Here are some common chemical containers used for sludge breakers:

  1. Polyethylene (PE) Drums: PE drums are a popular choice for storing sludge breakers due to their durability, resistance to corrosion, and ease of cleaning.
  2. Fiberglass (FRP) Tanks: FRP tanks are another common option for storing sludge breakers. They are resistant to corrosion, non-reactive, and can withstand high temperatures.
  3. Steel Drums: Steel drums are also used for storing sludge breakers, but they may require additional coatings or linings to prevent corrosion.
  4. Plastic Pails: Plastic pails are often used for smaller quantities of sludge breakers and are a cost-effective option.
  5. IBC (Intermediate Bulk Containers): IBCs are large, flexible containers made of plastic or metal that can hold up to 1,000 liters of sludge breaker chemicals.

When selecting a chemical container for sludge breakers, consider the following factors:

  1. Chemical compatibility: Ensure the container is compatible with the sludge breaker chemical to prevent corrosion or reaction.
  2. Durability: Choose a container that can withstand the rigors of handling, storage, and transportation.
  3. Ease of cleaning: Select a container that is easy to clean and maintain to prevent contamination.
  4. Regulatory compliance: Ensure the container meets relevant regulations and standards, such as OSHA and EPA guidelines.
  5. Cost: Consider the cost of the container, as well as the cost of any additional equipment or accessories required for handling and storage.

Some common sludge breaker chemicals and their containers may include:

Remember to always follow proper handling, storage, and disposal procedures when working with sludge breakers and their containers.