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Issues related to the three wastes of chlorobenzene

2010-05-29View Original

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Waste issues related to benzene chloride: Exhaust gas: What is the benzene content at the time of emission, and is it in line with **standards? Wastewater: After organic matter is recovered through air stripping and catalytic oxidation treatment, what value will the COD reach, and does it meet the **standards**? Waste residues: How to dispose of polychloride residues?
Reply #22010-07-04
The emission standard seems to be 10 mg/m3; it’s difficult to meet this standard without diluting the gas with other gases. As for polychloride residues, the main treatment methods are incineration and hydrogenation for harmless treatment

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