Seek help: Treatment of high chloride wastewater in industry (inorganic solutions)

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I would like to discuss with everyone here the issue of dealing with high chloride levels in inorganic wastewater from industrial processes; such wastewater mainly contains sodium chloride, ferric chloride, magnesium chloride, calcium chloride, and aluminum chloride. Chloride levels are around 100,000 ppm; it is the currently industrialized and more economical method.

Reply #22010-12-22

Our company does this by domesticating salt-tolerant bacteria

Reply #32010-12-23

It seems that there are still no effective or new technologies for dealing with high chloride ions at the moment. The main issue with this approach is the high cost.

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