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How to treat wastewater from furan resin production

2017-07-21View Original

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That expert knows how to handle the wastewater generated during the production of furan resin. Urgent help needed.
Reply #22017-07-23
Regarding the components of the wastewater, we are able to handle them
Reply #32017-07-30
Let’s talk about the components of the wastewater; otherwise, it can’t be treated
Reply #42017-08-01
It contains a high amount of organic matter, resulting in a high COD value; secondary biological treatment should be employed
Reply #52017-08-01
Could you specify the components of the wastewater, or its source?
Reply #62017-08-01
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Reply #72017-08-01
After the pretreatment of wastewater using the aforementioned patents, the processes typically involve iron-carbon microelectrolysis, Fenton oxidation, flocculation and sedimentation, followed by anaerobic and aerobic biological treatment; if that is not sufficient, photocatalytic oxidation is applied.
Reply #82017-09-21
The specific treatment method still depends on the water quality; targeted treatment plans need to be established based on the different components present in the water. Generally, organic wastewater can be treated through biological methods.

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