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The air flotation unit produces a lot of foam

2015-10-13View Original

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For soybean concentrated phospholipid wastewater, after oil separation, the pH is adjusted, and Pac and Pam are added; then air flotation is carried out. However, excessive foam is generated as a result of this process, which directly affects the efficiency of air flotation. I would appreciate it if experts could help analyze the reasons for this issue.
Reply #22019-02-22
This post was last edited by qxx*aoao on 2019-2-22 at 17:03. It is likely that eddy current air flotation is being used, as the bubbles are large. We produce pressurized dissolved air flotation, vortex air flotation, electrolytic air flotation, shallow-air flotation, eddy current air flotation, and ultrasonic jet-induced air flotation. If the water volume is not large, ultrasound-induced air flotation can be used, eliminating the need for a degassing tank and an air compressor. The bubbles formed are very small, which results in a 20% reduction in costs; moreover, the management is particularly simple. If you need further details, please send a private message to discuss the design parameters

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