Experts, has anyone worked with wastewater from coal-to-oil production?
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Experts, has anyone worked on the treatment of wastewater from coal-to-oil production? At which stage is the wastewater generated? What processing method is better to use?
I’ve never dealt with this before, but I’ve heard that such wastewater is very difficult to treat
Some people have used this process: air flotation – BAF biological treatment – activated carbon adsorption. There is also another process: micro-electrolysis – Fenton reaction – multi-stage aerobic biological treatment – advanced oxidation. However, I think it is better to use: adjustment – flocculation and sedimentation – A/O high-efficiency biological treatment – activated carbon adsorption
I have done it at Shenhua Baotou Coal Chemicals
I have worked on this; at Ansteel, there is a treatment plant for coking wastewater with a capacity of 200 tons per hour. Based on your description, it is necessary to first pre-treat the wastewater – by removing phenols, evaporating ammonia to eliminate ammonia nitrogen, and removing oils. After that, anaerobic, anoxic, aerobic treatment processes, coagulation, and advanced oxidation are carried out. The COD level of the treated water can reach the standards for third-class water discharge, that is, below 50. If necessary, we’ll get in touch. Email: mhwang1999@163.com
Which production section’s wastewater are you referring to? In short, whether it’s in the gas treatment section or the synthesis section, it’s difficult to remove wastewater, and there don’t seem to be any particularly successful cases in China at present. What method do you use? Let’s have an in-depth discussion