Problems in treating acidic water during resin tower regeneration

2010-04-17View Original

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This post was last edited by sunjl1981 on 2013-1-6 at 20:25. How does everyone handle and recycle the acidic wastewater generated from resin tower regeneration? If alkali is used for neutralization and then the salt is removed, wouldn’t that be a waste of alkali? Does anyone have any good methods? # hcbbs

Reply #22010-04-18

Our factory sends the neutralized waste to the sewage treatment system; we can’t neglect environmental protection just because of alkali waste

Reply #32010-04-18

2# gaoyangshuai: Since it has been neutralized, why not recycle it? !

Reply #42010-04-21

It shouldn’t waste much alkali. Additionally, using it for desalination helps save water resources and reduces energy consumption. Why not reduce the emission of waste?

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