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Emulsion wastewater treatment?

2008-01-20View Original

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:Q: I would like to ask the experts here: Our company’s wastewater contains a large amount of emulsion, which results in a very high COD value. We can only use industrial water to adjust it, but this is costly and also not conducive to our production process!!! Thank you
Reply #22008-02-25
Emulsions are formed through two processes: emulsification and demulsification. The demulsification of an emulsion can result in the separation of it into solids and water, which allows for the removal of some large molecules that are difficult to degrade, thereby reducing COD levels. If the solids are useful, they can be kept; if not, they can be disposed of by someone else – it doesn’t matter.
Reply #32008-04-04
Thank you. Our company has recently increased its investment in upgrading the chemical treatment tanks
Reply #42008-04-05
It can be treated effectively using activated coagulation agents; please contact 13001778622

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