The electrophoresis wastewater has mixed with the degreasing wastewater, and the treated water is very turbid. What should be done?
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The electrophoresis wastewater has mixed with the degreasing wastewater, and the treated water is very turbid. What should be done?
When degreasing wastewater is mixed with electrophoresis wastewater, the large amount of surfactants present in the degreasing wastewater causes a lot of foam to be generated during subsequent treatment, increasing the difficulty of processing; therefore, it is necessary to avoid introducing such wastewater. As for the water that has already seeped in, reduce the valve size on the pipes during circulation to minimize the formation of excessive foam