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Can the overflow water from chemical plants that produce synthetic ammonia, methanol, etc. be discharged into the rainwater drainage system?

2021-11-17View Original

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Is the overflow water from circulating water considered wastewater or clean effluent? Is it appropriate to channel it into the rainwater drainage system during design, and which documents specify this?
Reply #22021-11-17
It is absolutely not allowed; it is an illegal act. Legal regulations include: 1. The Law of the People’s Republic of China on the Prevention and Control of Water Pollution ; 2. Article 1.0.4 of the General Provisions in the Code for Design of Outdoor Drainage GB50014-2006 (2011 edition). 3. Article 6.3 of the Code for Environmental Protection Design of Chemical Engineering Construction Projects GB50483-2009.....

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