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How to deal with the blackening of salt-containing wastewater from electrodialysis?

2017-01-08 View Original

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Almost all kinds of methods have been tried
Reply #2 2017-01-08
I don’t understand what you mean by that Interpreted literally from your question, you simply want to treat these wastewater to a level where it is not severely black, rather than treating it to the point where it can undergo further processing or meet discharge standards. Just find a way to bleach it.
Reply #3 2017-01-08
Is the water black, or are there oil residues in the water?
Reply #4 2017-01-08
I’m not sure if there’s any way to prevent saline wastewater from turning black through operational measures
Reply #5 2017-01-08
The water has turned black; no sample analysis was done – what is contained within it?
Reply #6 2017-01-09
I haven’t done it; I poured black liquid on the ground and let it dry, leaving a thin layer of darkness on the surface
Reply #7 2017-01-09
The impurity level in the tank is high, mainly due to carbon deposits and sludge; it is necessary to enhance online cleaning

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