Tightening Environmental Rules — Can Scale Inhibitors Be Greener? PESA Offers a New Answer
As control over total-phosphorus discharge tightens across regions, traditional phosphorus-based scale inhibitors face restrictions in some applications, and phosphorus-free, biodegradable alternatives are gaining traction. PESA (Polyepoxysuccinic Acid) is a prime example: it contains no phosphorus and degrades readily in the natural environment, yet still delivers good scale inhibition and dispersion against calcium carbonate and calcium…
