Some questions about the Fenton reaction

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This post was last edited by shouye on 2017-6-8 at 10:03. Are there any colleagues who have worked on projects involving the use of the Fenton reaction to treat wastewater? I have a few questions: 1. Since H2O2 is used in this process, does the design need to take into account oxidation processes? 2. What temperature and pressure are generally required for this reaction? (The preliminary diagram provided by the manufacturer shows that the output directly goes into a water tank, which is quite problematic.) Is it necessary to implement emergency cooling measures? 3. Where is typically the outlet location for the reactor used in this reaction? Top, bottom, or side discharge? 4. What explosion protection rating should be used?

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