How to deal with the high boiling mother liquor after MVR evaporation?
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As mentioned, the company's MVR evaporation system will produce part of high-boiling mother liquor. Is there any more economical treatment method?
About 700 kilograms per hour, mainly due to high salt content and high COD
The high-boiling mother liquor can be dried and reduced through a drying machine. The mother liquor can be discharged out of the system in the form of solid waste containing 10% water. Solid waste is then landfilled or incinerated.
Hello, which manufacturer makes the dryer you are talking about?
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It doesn’t cost much to send this bit of mother liquor to a treatment plant, but it’s not cost-effective to concentrate it again.
It depends on you. After our epichlorohydrin wastewater evaporates, the glycerol formed is sent to the production of epichlorohydrin.
The mother liquor is burned in the incinerator. The incineration temperature mainly depends on whether the organic matter in the salt recovered from your mother liquor is high boiling matter.
4,000 per ton, which is 2,800 per hour.