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Ammonia floating in the surroundings causes the ammonia ion level in the circulating water system to exceed the limit

2008-02-21View Original

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How should this be handled? Also, in what form will ammonia eventually disappear from the system? :handshake
Reply #22008-02-21
Ammonium compounds or hydrates, I guess.
Reply #32008-02-21
Ammonia leakage from factories is a common occurrence; dealing with it may require the use of oxidizing biocides, which can produce nitrogen oxides once they enter water bodies!
Reply #42008-02-21
:Handshake allows for the appropriate addition of non-oxidizing bactericides to the system, in order to control the growth of nitrite-forming bacteria. Some is discharged through wastewater, some turns into nitrite and nitrate ions, some reacts with oxidizing disinfectants such as chloramine, and some evaporates into the air.

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