Water quality issues in the sedimentation tank of the heat transfer medium station
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I would appreciate some expert advice. Our company’s heat supply furnace has been switched from burning coal to burning biomass. It is equipped with a bag filter for dust removal as well as a water film dust removal tower. The water in the ash sedimentation tank is quite dark; in my opinion, this is because plant ash does not settle easily and remains floating on the surface of the water. I hope experts can advise me on how to deal with this issue Or what are the ways to handle the water displacement at the sewage treatment plant? Process Management Group
Use membrane separation. Furthermore, biomass wastewater has a high alkalinity, and it must be neutralized to a pH of 7 before it can be discharged into the sewage network.
The flue gas treatment systems originally designed for coal-fired boilers may not be suitable for treating the flue gas from biomass. It is recommended to analyze the composition of the flue gas before making any judgments