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The SVI of printing and dyeing wastewater is low

2015-11-11View Original

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We are dealing with printing and dyeing wastewater, and we want to measure the SVI. However, the water contains salt; although we wash it many times using distilled water each time we conduct the measurement, the MLSS value remains high. What should we do?
Reply #22015-11-13
There is no need to wash the salt; your salt concentration is likely around 2% at most. It’s not necessary to wash the salt when measuring MLSS and SVI, as doing so would render the results meaningless.

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