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PAA packaging and storage environment

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PAA (Polyacrylic Acid) is a widely used water-soluble polymer in water treatment, detergents, and dispersants. Proper packaging and storage are crucial to maintain its stability and performance.


1. Packaging Specifications

Aspect Requirements
Material Polyethylene (PE) drums or plastic-lined steel containers (corrosion-resistant).
Form Liquid (typically 30–50% aqueous solution) or solid powder.
Sealing Airtight to prevent moisture absorption (powder) or evaporation (liquid).
Labeling Must include:
– Product name (PAA or Polyacrylic Acid)
– Concentration (%)
– Batch number & expiry date

2. Storage Conditions

Factor Requirements Risks if Not Followed
Temperature 5–30°C (optimal). Avoid freezing (<0°C) or high heat (>40°C). Powder: Caking
Liquid: Polymer degradation
Humidity <60% RH (powder must be kept dry). Powder absorbs moisture → lumps/hardening.
Light Store in darkness (use opaque containers or shaded area). UV exposure → breakdown of polymer chains.
Ventilation Well-ventilated, cool place (avoid acid/alkali fumes). Prevents condensation and chemical reactions.

3. Shelf Life & Stability

  • Unopened Liquid PAA: 12–24 months (depending on concentration).

  • Unopened Powder PAA: 24 months (if kept dry).

  • After Opening:

    • Liquid: Use within 6 months (reseal tightly).

    • Powder: Use within 3 months (store in a desiccator).


4. Handling & Safety

  • Personal Protection: Wear gloves & goggles (can irritate skin/eyes).

  • Incompatible Materials: Avoid contact with:
    – Strong oxidizers (e.g., hypochlorite)
    – Cationic polymers (risk of precipitation).

  • Spill Management: Absorb with inert material (sand, sawdust) and rinse with water.


5. Transport Requirements

  • Non-hazardous (no UN number required for low-concentration solutions).

  • Avoid extreme temperatures during shipping (no direct sunlight or freezing).

  • Powder PAA: Secure packaging to prevent moisture ingress.


Key Reminders

  1. Powder PAA is highly hygroscopic → must be stored in a moisture-proof environment.

  2. Liquid PAA may stratify over time → gently mix before use.

  3. Do not store near acids/bases → neutral pH (6–8) is ideal for stability.

For specific storage advice (e.g., tropical climates), consult the manufacturer’s SDS (Safety Data Sheet).

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