Water Treatment

Ferrous Sulphate (Hepta)

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Ferrous sulphate is a chemical compound with formula(FeSO4),known since ancient times as copperas.it is most commly encountered as the blue-green heptahydrate.Ferrous sulphate is added to the cooling water flowing throughth the brass tubes of a turbine condenser.It forms a corrosion-resistant,provective coating on the inside of the tube.It has been applied for the purification of water by flocculation and for phosphate removal in municipal and industrial sewage treatment plants to prevent eutrophication of surface of water bodies.

 

FERROUS SULPHATE CRYSTAL FORM (DRY)

Colour                                             

Blue-Green                                                 

pH 

2.77

IRON AS Fe                  

19.90

FeSO4 7H2O

(percent by mass)

98.0

Free Acid as H2SO4

(Percent by mass)

NIL

MOISTURE CONTENT   

(Percent by mass)


 

0.5

 

FERROUS SULPHATE HEPTAHYDRATE

Grade                                               

Drier Powder                                        

Characteristics:

 

pH (5% of slurry)

3.10 min.

moisture % by mass

0.40 max.

Iron, %, by mass

19.90 min.

Purity as FSH, % by mass

98.80 min.

Ferric Iron, % by mass

0.15 max.

Free Acid, % by mass       

0.25 max.

 

FERROUS SULPHATE (HEPTAHYDRATE)

Assay                                           

98%                                              

Iron (111) as salt

0.05%

Moisture

0.1%

PH of 5% soln

Bet 3 of 3.5

 

FERROUS SULPHIDE LUMPS

DESCRIPTION

GREYISH BLACK LUMPS

FeS CONTENT

78 to 83 %

SULPHUR CONTENT  

28 to 30 %

SIZE                                                            

1.00 cm to 7.00 cm In width X Length                  

 

 

FERROUS SULPHATE

[MONOHYDRATE]

Description                                          

Greyish White Powder                                      

Ferrous Sulphate

86 to 88 %

Iron Content

30 to 31 %

Chloride

0.008 % Max.

Zinc & Arsenic

NIL

Lead

0.004 % Max.

Loss on drying  

1 to 3 % Max.at 105o C

Water Insolubles

0.1 % Max.