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Copper recovery from complexed wastewater in printed circuit board factories

2015-09-18View Original

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For the complexed wastewater from a circuit board factory, with a flow rate of 30 tons per day and a copper ion concentration of 500 ppm, is it worthwhile to recover copper from this water? Can technical support be provided?
Reply #22015-11-19
 You can use a resin recovery system and then carry out electrolysis; the investment isn’t very high either
Reply #32015-11-27
Copper can be removed by resin adsorption, which is simple and convenient; due to the small amount of water and low copper content, the investment required is also low, followed by electrolysis. If resin adsorption is required, we can communicate via QQ: 104465185

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