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Treatment of wastewater containing hydrazine hydrate

2020-10-23View Original

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How should production wastewater containing hydrazine hydrate be treated? What safety facilities are required for the reaction equipment? How should protective gear be provided for workers? What other precautions are needed? Additionally, what methods can be used to directly remove excess hydrazine hydrate after the reaction? 100,000 Whys awaits answers from those who are patient.
Reply #22020-10-30
It depends on the quantity and whether there is any value in recycling it; since hydrazine hydrate has reducing properties, adding an oxidant directly will cause it to react, but residues will still remain, requiring additional treatment methods.

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