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What are the hazards of high levels of phenols in purified water?

2018-03-25View Original

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The double-tower stripping process is used to remove excessive phenols from water, as high levels of phenols can affect subsequent water treatment processes. May I ask experts: what are the hazards associated with high levels of phenols? How to reduce phenols in water?
Reply #22018-03-25
Phenols can corrode equipment pipelines; they can be removed using extraction methods
Reply #32018-04-05
Wastewater treatment cannot remove phenol; it is red in color, has an unpleasant odor, and does not meet environmental standards. Only phenol can be removed.
Reply #42018-04-05
Thank you. . :handshake
Reply #52018-04-13
Reducing the phenol content in water is primarily achieved through extraction methods, which are now divided into complexation extraction and solvent extraction. The choice depends on the characteristics of your water quality; feel free to message me if needed

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