Sodium Acetate

Carbon source

Sodium acetate is widely recognized as an efficient external carbon source in the field of wastewater treatment, typically available in two forms: liquid (2%-30% content) and trihydrate solid (≥58% content). The aqueous solution of this product is weakly alkaline and highly biodegradable (high B/ ratio). After dosing, it can be rapidly utilized by denitrifying bacteria, with a denitrification rate second only to methanol, and its performance remains stable even in lowtemperature environments. It effectively solves the problem of difficult nitrogen removal in low carbon-to-nitrogen ratio wastewater, promoting the conversion of nitrate nitrogen into nitrogen gas for discharge It is widely used in municipal wastewater upgrading and renovation, as well as in the treatment of high ammonia nitrogen wastewater from coking, chemical, and pharmaceutical industries. empirical dosage is approximately 5-6 kg of sodium acetate trihydrate solid consumed to remove 1 kg of nitrate nitrogen. This product is a non-hazardous chemical making its storage and dosing safe and convenient.