Can water containing sodium sulfate be discharged directly?
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Can water containing sodium sulfate be discharged directly?
It acts as a laxative and an antidiarrheal; it cannot be excreted
It probably won’t work. I believe the emission standards for sulfides, as specified in the maximum allowable emission concentrations for Category 2 pollutants under the Comprehensive Wastewater Discharge Standards, should be implemented.
I agree with what was said above; whether discharge is possible depends mainly on whether the quality of the wastewater meets the sewage discharge standards and any local regulations
Based on the sewage discharge standards, it definitely won’t work
According to regulations, it’s definitely not allowed; I’m not sure how local authorities implement this. If one is to be responsible to society, then emissions must be brought within acceptable levels.
Whether discharge is allowed cannot be determined by intuition; it also depends on whether environmental standards permit it. If there are no restrictions, then, given its nature, discharging a small amount in the milligram range poses no problem, as the concentration becomes even lower when it mixes with larger amounts of water, and the physiological effects on organisms will not be significant