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TRAMFLOC, INC.
P.O. Box 350   Tempe, AZ   85280-0350
Telephone: 480-491-6895     Fax: 480-456-1664
Toll Free: 800-613-6803
water@tramfloc.com


ANTIFREEZE RECYCLING IMPROVED WITH TRAMFLOC® 861 SERIES OILY EMULSION BREAKERS


             Tramfloc, Inc. is pleased to offer a special reagent to break out oily debris from used antifreeze solutions. Tramfloc® 861, 861A, 861B and 876 products are amine blends especially formulated to release the emulsified oil often present in used antifreeze solutions. They are collected by independent antifreeze recycling companies all over the country and world. The recyclers reconstitute the used antifreeze with new reagents and offer the automotive repair trade a first quality product which helps our environment. The recycling facility is challenged by the impurities which have become part of the glycol solution.

             The spent coolants contain oil, foreign matter, heavy metals, excess chlorides and suspended solids (rag layer). The contaminants should be removed so that the reclaimed antifreeze solution has a suitable technical and economic resale value. Rather than invest in capital intensive membrane systems, recyclers are treating their glycol batches with one of the above breakers. They have been designed to be functional in the environments of both ethylene and propylene glycol solutions with their unique polar characteristics.

             Treating a batch of used antifreeze solution with 1000-5000 ppm of the above mentioned breakers is usually able to allow the tramp and emulsified oil and solids to either rise to the top of the batch treatment tank or precipitate as underflow to the bottom of the tank. Professional recyclers often install conical tanks of 1,000 to 10,000 gallons in capacity to reclaim the glycol-water mixtures. When the rag layer floats and that is not desirable in the operation scheme of the recycling plant, the suspended and floating solids may often be dropped to the bottom of the tank by means of the application of one of the Tramfloc® 100 Series Bridger Flocculants. They are designed to agglomerate the rag layer and cause it to precipitate to the bottom of the treatment tank for non hazardous disposal.

             The clarifier water produced in the batch tank by the activity of the Tramfloc® 861 Series products can be further recycled or sent to the POTW without further treatment. The supernatant quality is usually quite high when the emulsion breaking process has been performed effectively.

             Any spent antifreeze or waste oil processing company which needs to simplify its treatment methods, improve oil release and reduce the reagent expense should evaluate samples of the Tramfloc chemistry for suitability in each recycler's operation. Contact Tramfloc, Inc. at water@tramfloc.com or 800-613-6803 for samples and to discuss your individual recycling operation's chemistry applications.


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