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How to deal with high water ammonia nitrogen levels containing phenols

2017-12-29View Original

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After phenol removal from the water containing phenol, the ammonia nitrogen level is 2000–4000 ppm. Even after passing through the double-column stripping process, the ammonia nitrogen cannot be removed. Adding alkali results in excessive levels of sulfides. I seek advice from experts on how to deal with this issue

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