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Problems with atmospheric and vacuum distillation

2009-04-04View Original

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Could experts please advise on how to treat the wastewater from atmospheric and vacuum electrodesalination?
Reply #22009-04-04
For water treatment, what indicators need to be met? What is the current situation?
Reply #32009-04-04
The wastewater, after desulfurization and desalination treatment, is discharged or reused.
Reply #42009-04-04
It can be fed into the biological wastewater treatment system for processing
Reply #52009-04-04
We enter the sewage treatment plant for biochemical treatment
Reply #62009-04-04
In the case of two-stage electrodesorption, the saline wastewater can be fed into a saline-freshwater heat exchanger to heat the fresh water. Saline wastewater enters the water separation tank, and the electrodesorbed oil is sent to the flash line! ! !
Reply #72009-04-05
It’s sufficient to directly connect it to the plant’s wastewater treatment system.
Reply #82009-04-05
If the biochemical treatment conditions are not met, secondary treatment is required. Once it meets the standards, it is sent to the wastewater treatment plant.

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