Wastewater with a COD of 20,000 is treated using the Fenton process

2011-10-13View Original

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For wastewater with a COD of 20,000, Fenton’s process is used to reduce it to 2,000. What is the theoretical amount of hydrogen peroxide required?

Reply #22011-10-17

I’ve learned it; then can this method be used to treat wastewater with a COD level of over 100,000?

Reply #32011-10-18

Approximately 6.47*18 L/t of waste with 30% H2O2(aq)

Reply #42011-11-22

Ozone oxidation is recommended; Ansteel has an industrial plant with a capacity of 200 tons per hour that is operating very well. Contact mhwang1999@163.com is required

Reply #52014-09-19

A newcomer came to learn*, but ended up not learning anything valuable

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