Should N and P be removed from printing and dyeing wastewater?

2015-12-05View Original

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Should N and P be removed from printing and dyeing wastewater?

Reply #22015-12-06

Generally, ammonia nitrogen and phosphorus levels in printing and dyeing wastewater are relatively low, and supplementation is required. If the nitrogen and phosphorus levels in the raw water are high, they must be removed to ensure compliance with discharge standards.

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