From what I gather from reading the back of the bottle of Clarifier that I use in my pool a Clarifier is a Flocculent. The clarifier contains a polymer that attracts the smaller particles floating around in the pool that are too small to be filtered through some filtration systems. As the clarifier attracts the smaller particles it becomes large enough for the filtration system to filter it out of the water thus clariying the pool water.
Lamella Clarifier is a particular brand of inclined plate clarifier. Their products are used to clarify and recycle by separating particles and dirt from unclean water.
When there are clouds. :) If you are talking about cloudy pool water, it could be a number of things. Take a water sample to a retail pool store for testing. If the cloudiness remains after you balance the water, try adding a flocculent. If it still remains, try shocking the pool, then adding a flocculent again.
It is generally recommended to wait at least 24 hours after adding a pool clarifier before adding other chemicals to allow the clarifier to work effectively. This will ensure that the clarifier has sufficient time to settle and improve water clarity before introducing additional chemicals.
You can add clarifier after phosphate when the phosphate levels have been adequately lowered and the water is balanced. It's crucial to wait until the phosphate treatment has fully circulated and taken effect, usually 24-48 hours, before applying clarifier. Additionally, ensure that the water's pH and alkalinity are within acceptable ranges to achieve the best results with the clarifier. Always follow the manufacturer's instructions for both products for optimal effectiveness.
Basically, a clarifier is attached just after the purifier in the fuel line. While the main function of a purifier is to separate the dissolved water, impurities and sludge from the fuel oil, a clarifier removes any solid foreign material that is not removed from the oil after it passes through the purifier.
Not too often as it tends to block up filters unles you vacuum to waste.
A clarifier typically takes anywhere from 24 to 48 hours to show noticeable results in water clarity. It's important to allow this time for the clarifier to bind with particles and settle them before adding more. If the water remains cloudy after this period, you may consider adding more, but it's essential to follow the manufacturer's instructions for dosage and timing. Regular testing of water clarity can help determine the right timing for additional treatments.
No because it's not a "water Conditioner" It is just a positively charged flocculent. All this means is that it attracts negatively charged particles such as bacteria, dust, algae, or anything else that could cloud water. Once it has "clumped" these particles together it settles on another negatively charged substrate such as a filter pad or matrix or the tanks substrate. This effectively removes them from the water column. In the real world it attracts all the particles to stick to the aquarium walls, heater and filtration parts. It makes a big mess. A water conditioner is used to "condition" the water itself. IE removes chlorine, some also detoxify any heavy metals found in the tap waste. So the answer is NO No because it's not a "water Conditioner" It is just a positively charged flocculent. All this means is that it attracts negatively charged particles such as bacteria, dust, algae, or anything else that could cloud water. Once it has "clumped" these particles together it settles on another negatively charged substrate such as a filter pad or matrix or the tanks substrate. This effectively removes them from the water column. In the real world it attracts all the particles to stick to the aquarium walls, heater and filtration parts. It makes a big mess. A water conditioner is used to "condition" the water itself. IE removes chlorine, some also detoxify any heavy metals found in the tap waste. So the answer is NO
Make sure your chemicals are balanced and add a clarifier available at your pool supply dealer.
Add a clarifier, available at you pool supply store
Clarifier helps it clump together and fall to the bottom so that it can be vacuumed up.
The fire water drain cleaner is effective in clearing clogs and blockages in pipes.