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The pH value of gray water reaches 9.0

2015-11-02View Original

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The ammonia nitrogen level in the graywater is not high, at around 180 mg/L only; the pH value of the water added to it is also not high. Yet, the pH value of the graywater waste stream reaches 9.0. What’s going on?
Reply #22015-11-02
Is the pH value of all water that enters the gasification zone not high?
Reply #32015-11-02
Only the pH of the condensed liquid stream is high, around 9.5, which is the same as that of other manufacturers.
Reply #42015-11-07
The pH of that treated high-ammonium wastewater is very high; it cannot be fed into the system

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