Wastewater treatment methods
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The wastewater from chemical plants poses a serious threat to the environment, so proper treatment of this wastewater is particularly important. What wastewater treatment methods are generally used in those chemical plants, and what are their effects? What other treatment options are the most promising?
7-day exposure method. The biooxidation method is promising.
Ugh, your question is too broad – the wastewater from different chemical plants varies, so how can we determine which treatment process is the most promising?
For chemical enterprises, a combination of air stripping and A/A/O processes is generally the most suitable approach for treatment
The organic material passes through a stripping tower and enters the waste gas combustion system for incineration
The range is too wide; wastewater can be acidic as well as alkaline. Some contain heavy metals, while others contain toxic elements. I’m not sure which kind of sewage the original poster is referring to?
There is information on this topic in the forum, titled “A Brief Overview of 14 Methods for Treating Industrial Wastewater”. Please take a look, OP
Could you tell me where it is? Thank you!