What equipment is best for treating wastewater containing phenols?
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What equipment is best for treating phenol-containing wastewater? Has anyone with experience used it?
Hello, wastewater containing phenols can be treated by using macroporous adsorption resins. Under optimal conditions, the phenol content can be reduced to below 1 ppm. Wastewater containing organic intermediates such as m-cresol, sodium p-nitrophenate, ***, nitrochlorobenzene, aniline, p-aminodiphenylamine, o-phenylenediamine, phenylacetic acid, and fluorine (chloro)toluene can also be treated with macroporous adsorption resins. If needed, we can discuss this further and arrange experiments
I think a centrifugal extractor would be better for this. What type of experiment are you using? ?
The resin after adsorption is difficult to handle.
Yes, the most important thing is to be pollution-free
Let’s all discuss and see what method works best for treating phenol-containing wastewater.
Resin adsorption is a pollution-free treatment method
Alkali is used for desorption from resin, but efficiency is an issue.
There is no issue with this adsorption efficiency, nor is there any problem with the analysis efficiency. In addition to the alkali dissolution method, there is also the organic solvent dissolution method
Can substances with similar properties be separated?