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How is the sludge generated by the Fenton reaction calculated or estimated?

2015-09-18View Original

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How can the sludge generated by the Fenton reaction be calculated or estimated? If the sludge from the Fenton reaction is combined with other sludge and then dried, could its mixing with coal in combustion affect boilers?
Reply #22015-09-18
This post was last edited by Gorou’s Eight Trigrams Staff on 2015-9-20 at 11:00. The estimation of the dry weight of sludge should include two components: 1 is the iron oxide precipitate that is formed. 2 is the weight of COD reduced (including that removed in the form of CO2). Since the sludge contains little organic matter and low heat content, the proportion of it mixed in for combustion should be controlled

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