Once the wastewater from the carbonization section drops to over 3,000, how can it be treated to reduce the COD to a few hundred as quickly as possible?

2015-11-28View Original

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Once the wastewater from the carbonization section drops to over 3,000, how can it be treated to reduce the COD to a few hundred as quickly as possible?

Reply #22015-11-29

That’s right; by using biochemical treatment, the COD can be reduced to 270–320, and with a Fenton reactor it can be lowered further to below 150, which meets the standards!

Reply #32015-11-29

Hey, Fenton has to be used first in biochemistry, haha:P

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