2B / BW Shalimar Bagh, Opp. BQ Market, Near DLF Mall New Delhi - 110088, India.
Innova Corporate is the leading supplier of Sodium Aluminate in Odisha, providing high-purity sodium aluminate for industrial water treatment, pH buffering, and coagulation applications. Our Sodium Aluminate is ideal for treating steel plant wastewater, aluminium industry waste (Angul, Koraput - red mud neutralization), boiler feed water treatment, municipal drinking water plants (Mahanadi River treatment), and as a coagulant aid across Odisha.
Specifically tailored for Odisha's water conditions – including Mahanadi River (turbidity 200-800 NTU, low alkalinity during monsoon) and hard groundwater – our Sodium Aluminate acts as a high-alkalinity coagulant, increasing pH without caustic addition, improving floc formation (2-3x larger floc), and reducing chemical consumption (20-30% savings). Stable in Odisha's varied climate, it is widely used across Rourkela, Angul (NALCO), Kalinganagar, Talcher, Paradeep, and Bhubaneswar – helping industries comply with OSPCB norms. From Rourkela to Angul, Odisha trusts our Sodium Aluminate.
| Parameter | Technical Details |
|---|---|
| Primary Supplier | Innova Corporate India |
| Chemical Compound Name | Sodium Aluminate |
| Molecular Formula Code | NaAlO₂ |
| Primary Commercial Grade | Industrial / Technical Grade (High-Purity Inorganic Coagulant & Alkali) |
| Physical State and Appearance | White to light cream crystalline powder or free-flowing granules |
| Aqueous Solubility Profile | Highly soluble in water (dissolves to form a strongly alkaline, clarifying liquid solution) |
| Alkalinity Index (pH Value) | Highly alkaline (pH approximately 12.0 in 1% standard aqueous solution) |
| Core Process Applications | Primary coagulation, macro-flocculation, silica removal, acid neutralization, concrete acceleration |
Innova Corporate (India), headquartered at 2B/BW Shalimar Bagh, New Delhi, offers high-performance industrial-grade Sodium Aluminate for industries across Odisha. Our reactive alkaline inorganic coagulant is engineered for rapid phosphorus precipitation, dissolved silica reduction, and municipal clarifier acceleration in water softening, ETP, and STP systems. We maintain a dedicated supply network to ensure that Agartala’s municipal water treatment plants, industrial ETPs, boiler feed water systems, paper mills, textile processing units, and chemical synthesis facilities receive consistent, high-purity sodium aluminate for superior coagulation, pH stability, and reduced chemical treatment costs.
Dissolved reactive silica in boiler feed water and cooling tower circuits forms hard, thermally insulating silica scale deposits on heat exchanger surfaces and boiler tubes that dramatically reduce thermal efficiency and increase fuel consumption. When Sodium Aluminate is dosed into the feed water stream, the aluminate ions react with dissolved silica to form insoluble aluminum silicate complexes that can be removed by coagulation-filtration or clarifier settling. This reaction is particularly effective when carried out at elevated pH (above 9.5), making Sodium Aluminate's inherent alkalinity a dual advantage—it simultaneously provides the aluminate reactant and maintains the optimal pH window for silica precipitation without requiring separate caustic soda additions for Agartala’s industrial plants.
Yes, we are a leading supplier of high-performance sodium aluminate coagulant for Odisha. We ensure prompt delivery and technical support for municipal water treatment plants, industrial ETPs, boiler feed water systems, paper mills, textile processing units, and chemical synthesis facilities throughout the region.
PAC (Polyaluminum Chloride) is an acidic coagulant that releases hydrogen ions during hydrolysis, progressively consuming natural alkalinity and lowering pH—which can suppress coagulation efficiency in low-alkalinity source waters. Co-dosing Sodium Aluminate with PAC counteracts this alkalinity depression by providing supplemental hydroxyl ions, maintaining optimal coagulation pH range of 6.5 to 7.5 without lime addition. The combination also produces a denser, more rapidly settling floc compared to PAC alone, because the aluminate contributes additional aluminum hydroxide precipitation that increases floc mass and compactness—reducing clarifier overflow rates and improving filter run times for Agartala’s municipal water treatment plants.