Waste liquid incineration
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The composition of the wastewater to be incinerated in the MMA unit is as follows: methanol: 100 grams/liter, methacraldehyde: 100 grams/liter, methyl methacrylate: 100 grams/liter, methacrylic acid: 150 grams/liter. COD: 450,000 mg/L. Water volume: 30 tons/h. Can such wastewater be treated by incineration? It is best to have process design parameters
It is possible to burn it, but I think the efficiency is not high; burning is the least economical method. It should only be considered as a last resort when no other options are available. If you run a power plant and have access to coal and heat, you might consider evaporation as an alternative. You can contact guojiajin@163.com if needed
Make it into water-coal slurry! ! Then it can be solved!
The organic content in this material is quite high; aside from burning it, is it possible to recycle it? There’s a significant amount of water present, and it would be a shame to burn it away. Moreover, even if incineration is used, with such a large volume of water involved, the equipment required is substantial, and flue gas treatment is not easy either.