Wastewater treatment

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Fenton reaction II: Why is the color of the effluent yellow? I seek explanations from experts.

Reply #22017-10-18

I encountered the same issue of red-colored effluent yesterday; we are using an SBR process. I have a headache.

Reply #32017-10-19

Consult the manufacturer we found to handle it for you. The processes vary from company to company. You can’t tell much just by looking at the photos

Reply #42017-11-30

What color do you want? It’s colorless; after the Fenton reaction it turns red and then precipitates, which indicates that there are metal substances present in it

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