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Iron-carbon microelectrolysis

2018-05-06View Original

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Experts, does iron-carbon microelectrolysis only work when the pH is kept between 2 and 4? Is it effective if the pH is between 5 and 6?
Reply #22018-05-12
It seems that the reduction effect of hydrogen peroxide is stronger at pH around 2-3. .
Reply #32018-06-22
The recommended value is 3–4, but it’s not 100% certain; it varies. Conduct pilot tests to determine the optimal reaction time and pH value for your own wastewater
Reply #42018-09-15
Pilot testing is the best approach; the recommendations are meant to help you avoid some detours

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