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How to treat methanol wastewater at 8000 ppm?

2015-10-21View Original

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As the title suggests, can activated carbon be used? What is its effectiveness?
Reply #22015-10-22
This post was last edited by mikeding on 2015-10-22 08:58. It should be treated using an anaerobic reactor. Alternatively, methanol can be recycled; contact qq874941228 for detailed information. We have multiple sets of equipment for IC, EGSB, ABR, and UASB in operation.
Reply #32015-10-22
With a COD level of around 10,000, it can be essentially completely degraded through aerobic treatment.
Reply #42015-10-22
If the water volume is high, anaerobic + aerobic treatment is used, enabling the effluent concentration to be reduced to below 50 mg/.
Reply #52015-10-22
Using activated carbon is not suitable; it is too costly and does not guarantee complete adsorption.
Reply #62015-10-22
You can also try using activated carbon for adsorption in the following experiment.

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