How much investment is required for wastewater treatment equipment with a processing capacity of 10 tons per day?
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This post was last edited by mli1979 on 2015-12-26 at 13:54. **Environmental regulations are becoming increasingly strict, and the company plans to install a wastewater treatment system in 2016. Currently, the company generates about 10 tons of wastewater per day, but its COD level is very high, around 15,000; it needs to be reduced to 730 before it can be sent to a wastewater treatment plant. I’d like to ask the experts here: how much would the total investment for such a set of equipment be? What is the total power consumption of this set of equipment, how much space does it occupy, and what is the cost per ton in terms of processing? I hope the experts here will kindly share their insights. Thank you!
What industry is the wastewater from, and what are the main pollutants? Are there any data available for other parameters such as pH, colority, SS, heavy metals, etc.?
The more detailed the wastewater data, the better, as this allows the suggestions provided by fellow sailors to be more practical and valuable for reference.
Your wastewater is likely to be high-concentration organic wastewater, assuming it is non-toxic. The required treatment can be achieved using a regulating tank + IC (with a diameter of 2 meters and a height of 12.5 meters) + LDM biochemical treatment equipment (6*2*2.8 meters) ； The operating costs are mainly electricity expenses: the lift pump in the regulating tank has a power consumption of 0.75 KW, while the LDM fan consumes 1.5 KW. The cost of the equipment and installation/adjustment is around 160,000. Those interested can contact 13956057798 to discuss detailed information.
It is difficult to meet the standards using conventional COD treatment processes; it is necessary to consider everything carefully from the start, with ensuring compliance as the priority. The investment required may be substantial; detailed information can be sent to QQ: 465082979
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What quality of water is it? Are there any other requests? The more detailed, the better
It’s impossible to make an estimate when the general water quality is unknown; even if I knew the water quality, I still wouldn’t be able to estimate it: lol
Is the COD level high or is the salt content high in your wastewater? Which industry and which process stage generates this wastewater, and does it only need to meet the COD standards after treatment? If the salt content is too high, biochemical processes cannot be carried out. Evaporation alone can be used to remove salts, but high COD levels pose a significant challenge for the evaporation equipment available on the market; the concentrated liquid resulting from this process is a very tricky issue to deal with. Therefore, a comprehensive consideration is necessary. We have encountered several cases with similar water quality issues, all of which were difficult to handle, and the investment required was also high.
This post was last edited by zhaolijun on 2016-1-29 08:55. We have handled many projects involving wastewater with high COD levels or high salt content along with high COD; the volume is 10 tons per day, which is not large, so the costs will not be too high. Please contact us if you need such services
The original poster’s description is a bit vague; with 10 tons of water per day and relatively low requirements regarding the COD level of the effluent, adsorption treatment could be considered. Appropriate macroporous adsorption resins can be selected. If you’re interested, we can discuss it in detail.