Cyanuric acid is mainly used in the synthesis of chlorinated isocyanuric acid disinfectant for swimming pool water and drinking water disinfection. It can also be used as a flame retardant intermediate for plastics, rubber and textiles. In addition, as a fertilizer synergist, it can adjust soil pH, improve structure, and retain water and fertilizer.

Main purpose:

Cyanuric acid plays a key role in the production of disinfectants. It is used in the synthesis of chloroisocyanuric acid disinfectants, of which trichloroisocyanuric acid and sodium dichloroisocyanurate are the most common. In swimming pool water disinfection, these disinfectants can effectively kill various pathogenic microorganisms, such as bacteria, viruses and algae, ensure clean water quality, and provide a safe swimming environment for swimmers. In terms of drinking water disinfection, they can remove harmful pathogens in the water and ensure the safety of people's drinking water. In addition, in the industrial circulating water system, this kind of disinfectant can prevent the growth of microorganisms, avoid pipeline blockage and equipment corrosion, and extend the service life of the equipment.

As a flame retardant intermediate, cyanuric acid plays an important role in plastics, rubber, textiles and other materials. In plastics, the addition of cyanuric acid-derived flame retardants can improve the flame retardant properties of plastics, making them difficult to burn when encountering a fire source, and reducing the occurrence and spread of fires. For rubber products, such as tires, hoses, etc., the addition of flame retardants can improve their safety in high temperature environments. In the field of textiles, flame retardant treated fabrics can reduce the risk of fire, especially in textiles used in public places such as hotels and hospitals, flame retardant performance is particularly important.

In the field of agriculture, cyanuric acid has many advantages as a fertilizer synergist. It can adjust the soil pH and make the soil more suitable for the growth of crops. For acidic soils, cyanuric acid can neutralize excessive acidic substances and increase the pH of the soil; for alkaline soils, it can react with alkaline substances and reduce the alkalinity of the soil. By improving the soil structure, cyanuric acid increases the air permeability and water retention of the soil, which is conducive to the growth of roots and the retention of water. At the same time, it can also improve the soil's ability to retain fertilizer, reduce the loss of nutrients, and make the fertilizer utilization rate higher. In this way, crops can get more adequate nutrients and grow more robustly, thereby improving yield and quality.