Amino Trimethylene Phosphonic Acid Solution

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Properties:

ATMP has excellent chelation, low threshold inhibition and lattice distortion ability. It can prevent scale formation, calcium carbonate in particular, in water system. ATMP has good chemical stability and is hard to be hydrolyzed in water system. At high concentration, it has good corrosion inhibition.

ATMP is used in industrial circulating cool water system and oilfield water pipeline in fields of thermal power plant and oil refinery plant. ATMP can decrease scale formation and inhibit corrosion of metal equipment and pipeline. ATMP can be used as chelating agent in woven and dyeing industries and as metal surface treatment agent.

The solid state of ATMP is crystal powder, soluble in water, easily deliquescence, suitable for usage in winter and freezing districts. Because of its high purity, it can be used in woven & dyeing industries and as metal surface treatment agent.

Specification:

Items	Index
Items	Standard	Solid
Appearance	Clear, Colorless to pale yellow aqueous solution	White crystal powder
Active acid %	50.0-51.0	95.0min
Chloride (as Cl-)%	1.0 max	1.0 max
pH value (1% solution)	2.0 max	2.0 max
Fe,mg/L	10.0max	20.0max
Density (20°C)g/cm3	1.31-1.35	-
Colour APHA (Hazen)	30.0max	-

Application range&using method:

ATMP is usually used together with other organophosphoric acid, polycarboxylic acid and salt to built all organic alkaline water treatment agent. ATMP can be used in many different circulating cool water system. The recommended dosage is 5-20mg/L. As corrosion inhibitor, The recommended dosage is 20-80mg/L.

Package and Storage:

ATMP liquid: Normally In 30kg or 250kg net Plastic Drum;ATMP solid: 25kg inner liner polyethylene (PE) bag, outer plastic woven bag, or confirmed by clients request.Storage for ten months in room shady and dry place.

Safety Protection:

ATMP is Acidity, Avoid contact with eye and skin, once contacted, flush with water.

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