Fenton oxidation treatment of high-salinity resin wastewater

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Fenton oxidation is used to treat high-salinity resin wastewater in order to reduce TOC; it’s ideal to bring this value below 20 ppm. Has anyone tried this method? I seek advice and potential collaboration

Reply #22015-10-10

Are you going to deal with salt or something else?

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Reply #42015-10-10

I’m afraid it’s very difficult! In industry, there are successful cases of treating resin wastewater using the iron-carbon + catalytic oxidation process.

Reply #52015-10-12

It’s likely difficult to bring it below 20. Using membrane separation produces a concentrate; it can still be used when the water volume is low

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