Treatment of ammonia-vaporized waste liquid by reverse osmosis

2015-11-25View Original

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The salt content in the ammonia vaporization waste liquid is around 353,000. I want to use reverse osmosis for treatment in order to recover the salt water. Can anyone help me? Thank you!

Reply #22015-11-26

Guys, please help. How should this be handled?

Reply #32015-11-26

For post-process evaporation crystallization, you can turn to me; for pre-process membrane treatment, I can introduce manufacturers to you

Reply #42015-11-26

Thank you! My QQ number is 380896944; or let me know your QQ numbers and I’ll add you

Reply #52015-11-26

Fluorine-lined pump manufacturers are just lurking around to steal confidential information:D

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