Polyhydric Alcohol Phosphate Ester, PAPE

Properties:

Esterification is the production that introduces multiple polyethylene glycol groups. This enhances its corrosion inhibition performance to the Ca²⁺ scale. Its effect on Ba²⁺ and Sr²⁺ is also good. Polyhydric alcohol phosphate ester has good compatibility with polycarboxylates and organophosphates.

Its ability to stabilize Zn²⁺ iis characteristic. Thus, polyhydric alcohol phosphate ester can be used to dispersive antiscalants and inhibitors. Furthermore, quaternary ammoniums like DDBAC can also be built with polyhydric alcohol phosphate ester, and no complex generates as happens between Quaternary and polycarboxylates/organophosphates.

As the corrosion inhibitor and antiscalant, its effect is unique to the cooling water containing oil, which is normal in the refinery. PAPE is also used in oilfields (as an alternative to Nalco Visco 953), fertilizer plants, AC systems, and copper heat exchangers. Polyhydric alcohol phosphate ester will degrade in 3 to 4 days after emission and incurs no pollution.

Molecular Formula:

C₂H₈O₈P₂.(C₂H₄O)_n

Structure Formula:

Specifications:

Usage:

When used alone, 5~10 mg/L is usually added for anti-scaling. A higher dosage is adopted for good corrosion inhibition. It can achieve even 150 mg/L in a closed circulating system. pH 7.0~8.5 is recommended.

Packing and storage:

200L plastic drum, IBC(1000L), customers’ requirements.

Storage for ten months in a shady room and dry place.

Safety Protection:

Acidity, avoid contact with eye and skin. Once contacted, flush with water.

Synonyms:

PAE, Polyol Phosphate Ester.