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How to handle scum

2011-01-27View Original

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I’m really curious about how to deal with the sludge generated in the wastewater treatment process of petrochemical enterprises. Could anyone who knows the answer tell me? It’s urgent!
Reply #22011-01-28
It is collected, mixed with dewatered sludge, and sent to a qualified company for incineration. If the amount is small, burn it yourself.
Reply #32011-01-28
It is dehydrated using a centrifugal drier to achieve a moisture content of around 85% in order to reduce its volume, after which it is transported away; however, in some places it is considered hazardous waste, resulting in high disposal costs. I recently worked on a project in which the scum was dehydrated and then dried, reducing its moisture content to 40% so that it could be turned into particles.
Reply #42011-01-28
Collect the scum, mix it with the dewatered sludge, and have it processed by a qualified external company. If the quantity is small, mix it in with the coal used in the boiler and burn it off.
Reply #52011-01-31
Reply to 3# fallingstar05: What technology is it? Can it be shared or can we work together on it?
Reply #62011-02-12
It depends on what the scum is made of What is its nature? Carrying out subsequent processing work. Generally, it involves: 1. Collection, 2. Transportation to a waste processing center; 3. Items that cannot be taken to regular waste disposal stations require special treatment. Such as landfilling, incineration, etc
Reply #72011-03-31
Entering the coking unit is a good approach

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