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What is the maximum ammonia concentration that can be present in chemical wastewater?

2015-07-04View Original

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This post was last edited by I am kind on 2015-7-7 08:17. At normal temperature and pressure, what is the maximum concentration of ammonia that can be obtained from chemical wastewater?
Reply #22015-07-04
This post was last edited by *anpangpang on 2015-7-4 at 18:35. In our plant, the ammonia nitrogen level is kept below 25 mg/L; when it reaches 80 mg/L, the water is sent to the emergency tank.
Reply #32015-07-05
Is it the ammonia nitrogen concentration or the ammonia concentration?
Reply #42015-07-07
Below 50 ppm; it cannot be set too high, as the wastewater treatment plant will not approve it. Every company has metrics, right?

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