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Seeking chemicals for treating cyanide in coking phenol-cyanide wastewater

2018-07-01View Original

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The wastewater treatment facility in my company’s coking plant uses a biological sludge treatment process, with a designed capacity of 50 cubic meters per day. This facility is able to meet the secondary discharge standards for parameters such as ammonia nitrogen and COD; however, the levels of cyanide always exceed the allowed limits. I would like to ask if anyone knows of any chemicals specifically designed to treat cyanide – what is the name of the company, and what is the name of the chemical? Thank you
Reply #22019-02-18
Cyanide treatment involves a substance that is difficult to handle, as its high toxicity renders it highly harmful to the microorganisms present in wastewater. The treatment of cyanides generally involves using strong oxidants to break the carbon-hydrogen bonds of cyanide ions; different oxidants result in different final products.
Reply #32022-05-20
Our company has great expertise in dealing with \"cyanides\"; no matter how high the level of cyanides is, we can reduce it to below 0.20, ensuring it meets the emission standards. Phone: 18693774077

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