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Activated carbon in water treatment

2015-07-14View Original

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What should be done with activated carbon after it has been used in industrial wastewater treatment?
Reply #22015-07-14
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Reply #32015-07-14
As solid waste treatment, this is explicitly required by solid waste regulations.
Reply #42015-07-14
Could you ask which specific regulation it is? Is there a standard number?
Reply #52015-07-14
Take a look at this post. http://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-1406392-1-1.html
Reply #62015-08-03
It is usually discarded; if heavy metals are present, it must be handled at a demonstration center, as recycling it is generally difficult. You can try the acid-base regeneration method. However, the efficiency of activated carbon is decreasing, or it is treated as coal.

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