Dosing Frequency
- Mexel®432 (TES)
- Pulsed (20-30 min/day)
- Traditional Biocides
- Continuous or frequent shock
PRODUCT DATA SHEET
Mexel®432 is a proprietary filming polyamine that acts as a surface-active agent. It is assessed for cooling-water systems where surface condition, fouling behaviour and site chemistry need a structured review.
Technical specifications and application data.
Mexel®432 is supplied as part of a practical station package: the consumable emulsion, a controlled dosing arrangement, and the records needed for baseline review. Performance conclusions remain tied to site data, not generic savings claims.

A station-specific review of condenser, cooling-tower or exchanger conditions before dosing scope is agreed.

Bulk emulsion supply with dosing rates, storage notes and SDS/TDS documentation for the site team.

Logged dosing events that can be compared with TR, TTD, vacuum and chemistry indicators during review.
Mexel®432 is designed around surface interface activity rather than default bulk-water dosing. Site results still need to be verified against baseline data.
Helps reduce adhesion of suspended solids and biological matter on heat-transfer surfaces.
Forms a hydrophobic film intended to support corrosion-control objectives.
Can be assessed as part of a scale-control program where site chemistry supports the approach.
Precision control is the difference between "chemical dumping" and engineering. Our skid-mounted systems use logged dosing events and configurable controls, reducing unnecessary chemical use while keeping performance claims tied to site data.


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Mexel®432 is applied via pulsed dosing rather than continuous feed, targeting the surface interface while keeping dosing volume traceable for review.
| System Type | Dosing Rate |
|---|---|
| Once-Through (Power Station) | 3-5 ppm, 20-30 min/day |
| Recirculating Cooling Tower | 5-8 ppm, 2-3 pulses/day |
| Closed Loop (HVAC) | 10-15 ppm, weekly maintenance |
TES Thingy:91 skid controls dosing timing and volume precisely, logging all events for later review.
Can be assessed alongside existing treatment programs where the station chemistry team requires compatibility review.
The preferred dosing point is reviewed during scoping. Online installation or a short outage depends on site access and operating constraints.
| Appearance | Cream/White Emulsion |
| Active Ingredient | Alkylamine fatty polyamines |
| Density (20°C) | 0.98 - 1.02 g/cm³ |
| pH (Pure) | 7.5 - 9.0 |
| Solubility | Dispersible in water |
| Flash Point | > 100°C (Non-flammable) |
| Shelf Life | 12 months (stored 5-35°C) |
Supporting environmental documents are available for technical review. Site use must follow the latest SDS and local discharge requirements.
Toxicity and discharge implications must be checked against the latest SDS, dosing plan, and site-specific discharge limits.
*Always refer to the latest Safety Data Sheet (SDS) for site-specific compliance.
Mexel®432 performance is reviewed using ASME PTC 12.2 methodology where applicable. TTD, TR and back-pressure trends are compared against baseline data before any heat-rate or MW impact is discussed.
Site-specific
Terminal Temperature Difference is reviewed against a baseline and matched operating conditions
Measured
Condenser back-pressure is assessed at matched load conditions where data quality allows
Derived
Heat-rate or MW impact is calculated from verified thermodynamic indicators
Mexel®432 is positioned as a surface-active, film-forming chemistry. Whether it replaces or complements an existing program depends on site chemistry and permits.
Always refer to the latest SDS for handling, storage and transport classification.
Common questions from station engineers and chemists.
Mexel®432 can be assessed for seawater cooling applications. Site use must follow the relevant environmental approvals, discharge limits and SDS guidance.
Compatibility should be confirmed against the latest TDS/SDS and the site materials list before dosing.
High TTD is not always fouling. Our verification protocol includes a baseline phase to rule out non-fouling issues (air ingress, passing valves, mechanical problems) before dosing begins.
Mexel®432 can be assessed as an alternative to parts of an existing program or integrated where compatibility allows. The station chemistry team should approve any change.
Timing depends on baseline stability, fouling severity, dosing access and operating conditions. Results should be judged from matched site data.
Mexel®432 is a strategic consumable. We manage the supply chain to ensure consistent site availability.