Treated point desalination wastewater
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How should desalinated wastewater be treated? Should it be discharged directly into the sewer system, or sent through a dedicated pipeline to the sewage treatment facility?
Look at what kind of water you’re using – we use fresh water, which is directly discharged into the underground pipeline network and sent to the wastewater treatment plant for processing
We have three stages of electrodesalination: the water from the first stage is discharged directly into the sewer system, while the water from the second and third stages is sent to the primary water injection stage
Anyway, the water in the factory must be treated before it can be discharged; we go to the wastewater treatment plant along with the underground pipeline system
My opinion is to remove oils; electrodialysis has always been a challenge in vacuum distillation processes. Although it’s said to be water, in most cases there is a significant amount of oil present. To remove these oils, they can use sedimentation techniques to recover and reuse the excess oily waste. Everyone should share their views on electrodialysis wastewater as well as on actual level control
Electrodialysis drainage often contains oil, so it generally needs to be discharged through specialized pipes to dedicated tanks at wastewater treatment plants, where the oil is removed before the water is treated along with other wastewater.