Monitoring standards for effluent discharged from wastewater treatment plants

2013-03-25View Original

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I recently encountered an issue related to the testing of wastewater discharged from a sewage treatment plant, and I would like to seek advice from experts: 1. What are the maximum allowable levels for copper, lead, and zinc ions in discharged wastewater? 2. What are the requirements for the discharge of arsenate ions, and those for the discharge of acidic substances (mainly sulfuric acid)?

Reply #22013-03-25

Integrated Wastewater Discharge Standards---GB8978-1996

Reply #32013-03-25

There are **standards** for the emission of such pollutants; why not check the national standards directly?

Reply #42013-03-28

It’s faster to search the Internet now than to look up standards, haha. .

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