There is a nitrile glove factory upstream; when water flows into that factory, the sludge becomes contaminated

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We are a domestic wastewater treatment plant, and we have recently encountered a significant issue of sludge toxicity. A large amount of dead sludge has appeared in the biochemical tank; the sludge is fragmented, its activity has decreased, and Paramecium species are no longer visible under microscopic examination. There are no obvious abnormalities in the various conventional parameters of the incoming water, but still a large amount of dead sludge is present. We suspect that this is related to wastewater discharged by industrial enterprises upstream. We would like to ask if anyone has any knowledge regarding the treatment of wastewater containing nitrile gloves What toxic and harmful substances are primarily generated during its production process and enter the external wastewater streams? Urgently needed

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