Wastewater analysis
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I would like to ask the experienced colleagues: does an industrial wastewater treatment plant need to measure characteristic pollutants such as pyridine, furan, and benzene derivatives?
Is it an on-site wastewater treatment plant for the company? It seems that the testing items should be determined based on local sewage discharge standards (including discharge methods) and environmental assessment requirements.
It is a wastewater treatment plant designed to handle wastewater from various enterprises; there are sixty to seventy types of pollutants of concern, and laboratories were not built to handle these tests, yet now tests need to be conducted.
When a wastewater treatment plant is established, there should be a comprehensive plan that includes the construction of laboratories. If policies permit it, could some of the important or easily detectable projects be built first and testing carried out on them? Those indicators that are highly complex or require expensive testing equipment are regularly sent to qualified institutions for testing. It is necessary to seek approval from the local environmental protection authorities or obtain their consent for this (in some cases), so it’s better to consult with the local environmental protection department.