OUR CORE TECHNOLOGY
300
GEL FLOC
The 300 Series Gel Flocculant Blocks are negatively charged and cause particles to form large floccules that are more easily separated from water.
400
GEL FLOC
The 400 Series Gel Flocculant Blocks are used to pretreat suspended solids making them easier to bind together with 300 Series Blocks. Use of 400 Series Gel Flocculants are effective in removing some metals and nutrients from the water.
600
GEL FLOC
The 600 Series Gel Flocculant Blocks are positively charged and are used to flocculate solids that are organic in origin.
Neutralizer
GEL FLOC
The Neutralizer Block is a negatively charged product that releases faster than the standard 300 Series products. It is used to neutralize the positive charge of 600 Series Gel Flocculants or other cationic flocculants and coagulants.
ABOUT
Clearflow Group Inc., founded in 2005, aspires to be the leading North American provider of high-quality flocculant solutions. We are committed to meeting the demands of our customers and consumers in the mining, industrial, agricultural, and municipal sectors. Our product portfolio includes flocculants for a variety of applications, which helps to simplify and minimize operational expenses while also improving the ecosystem.
Our purpose is to bring scientific yet practical procedures into the commercial, municipal and mining sectors. Clearflow focuses on offering reliable, high-quality flocculant solutions for industry from our headquarters and production facility in Phoenix, Arizona.
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NEWS
Leading up to the Water Summit we are particularly grateful to be recognized for the Innisfil Erosion and Sediment project! And make it to the finals at the upcoming Water Canada Awards and Summit.
This award recognizes a stormwater project that uses new technology or a creative approach to effectively create/improve/rehabilitate/restore new infrastructure or an existing legacy asset.
Only 2 weeks left! Join Clearflow's VP, of Sales and Marketing, and Event Speaker, Brad Griko, Thursday, June 8, 10:30 AM – 11:00 AM for a discussion on how to reduce the sediment and nutrient loading rates from stormwater runoff with Clearflow Group Inc. water treatment technology utilizing existing Infrastructure.
Save the date! Register your seat to the summit here on our events page and we look forward to seeing you there!
MORE NEWS
Cost - Effective Cleanup
Clearflow Group Inc. Water Canada Feature
Innisfil’s Erosion and Advanced
Sedimentation Pilot Project
MUNICIPALITIES HAVE LONG struggled with adequately funding stormwater management infrastructure and watershed protection. The ever-inflating costs of engineering, construction, and equipment have left a large gap between funding and potential projects. This has often resulted in poor-quality water leaving our towns and cities and entering the natural environment. For decades industries like mining have had to meet water quality regulations for their sites’ stormwater runoff and those standards continue to become. increasingly stringent. Yet, many municipalities in Canada have largely been spared these regulations in part due to the costs required to meet this challenge.
What Our Customers Are Saying
Re: Pond 53 Creekside Stormwater Management Area – Clearflow Product
The Creekside Stormwater Management Area (Pond 53) project was a two-part pilot initiative undertaken by the City of Waterloo in partnership with Clearflow Group Inc. as well as other agencies. Pond 53 is located in the Laurelwood area of the City of Waterloo and feeds to the Laurel Creek Reservoir.
The purpose of this project was to remove the sediment and re-design/retrofit the Pond to improve the inlet & outlet structures, improve function through the use of new innovative technologies and increase flow lengths for improved water quality.
The City wanted to reduce both the maintenance cost and man hours spent maintaining the pond by utilizing innovative technology from Clearflow Group Inc. A new retrofitted Pond design was implemented using Clearflow Gel Flocculant Blocks. This product was installed at all inlet locations to the pond to excite and bind suspended sediments together so they are able to settle out more rapidly. This has proven to be an effective method to bind fine particles for settlement in the forebay area. The blocks are easy to install, inspect and maintain.
During sediment removal, the “Ultrabind” product was applied as a binding agent to reduce the water content of the sediment, thereby improving efficiencies in handling the material and significantly reducing the costs through the elimination of stockpiling/dewatering and double hauling. Ultrabind was mixed into the wet sediment to meet slump testing without adding significant volume for disposal. It was easy to apply and met slump testing requirements within 24hrs of application. The City of Waterloo will certainly consider using these products on future cleanouts and retrofits, where needed.
Kindest Regards,
Jessica Kellerman, P.Eng.
Manager – Stormwater Operations and Construction
Integrated Planning and Public Works
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