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How to separate oil from alkali solution

2016-01-11View Original

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The wastewater is alkaline, with a pH of 12; it also contains sodium sulfide, and oil is emulsified within it. Excuse me, how can I separate the oil? Note: Acid cannot be added; adding acid will produce hydrogen sulfide, which is **.
Reply #22016-01-11
Can it be heated? Will it come out if it’s heated? I don’t know either
Reply #32016-01-11
Waste alkali solution coalescer + Waste gasoline coalescer
Reply #42016-01-18
Do you use coagulators for oil-water separation?
Reply #52016-01-22
I want to buy one to separate water and oil from waste alkaline solution. But this waste alkali solution is alkaline, with a pH of around 12. Can you do it?
Reply #62016-01-29
Liquid-liquid separation can be achieved using coagulators
Reply #72016-01-29
Which organization are you from? In what types of processes have you used it?
Reply #82016-02-05
Zhejiang Satellite Energy Co., Ltd. UOP process technology, in propylene production via propane dehydrogenation projects.

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