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Excessive nickel ions

2016-01-14View Original

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Sodium sulfide, a heavy metal scavenger, and caustic soda at pH 11 were added, but the nickel ions just won’t be removed
Reply #22016-01-14
You can try our product – Cobenite. www.shlubo.cn is our official website where more information is available. It was developed by Shanghai Jiao Tong University for the in-depth treatment of heavy metals, and it was designed in accordance with Table 3 standards
Reply #32016-01-14
How much before and after nickel ion treatment? Was flocculation and sedimentation carried out?
Reply #42016-04-23
There are not many nickel smelting enterprises in the country, and there is also a limited amount of technical information regarding the treatment of nickel-containing wastewater. Cases of treating nickel-containing wastewater from the electroplating industry are common; such treatments rely mainly on hydroxide precipitation. However, the natural solubility of nickel hydroxides is relatively high, so this method still fails to meet the emission standards. The key to pH control in the nickel removal process via sulfidation is to maintain extremely precise control in order to achieve the required standards; additionally, the use of certain special chemicals can ensure that these standards are met. We have dealt with nickel-containing wastewater with high nickel levels and large volumes of water – in such cases, sulfidation is used to remove most of the nickel first, followed by the use of a composite chemical to guarantee compliance with the standards.
Reply #52016-04-24
To find out the nickel ion content, you can try our nickel-removing resin
Reply #62016-04-24
How much Ni do you want in the effluent?
Reply #72016-04-24
This post was last edited by CoCo070563 on 2016-4-24 at 20:41. Our teacher has a product that enables deep processing to reduce Ni levels to around 0.01; I’m not sure if you’re interested in learning more about it. You can contact me via private message
Reply #82016-04-25
Nickel ions are generally first precipitated using an alkaline solution; once the concentration has decreased, they are then adsorbed by resin. The eluate is again precipitated with an alkaline solution, and this process can bring the concentration below 0.05 ppm, which fully meets the emission standards. In the case of nickel cyanide, it is directly absorbed by an anionic resin, followed by elution, cyanide removal, precipitation, resin adsorption, and further precipitation to achieve the desired result.
Reply #92016-04-27
This post was last edited by CoCo070563 on 2016-4-29 at 23:17. We have specialized solutions for removing heavy metals from electroplating wastewater, which are particularly effective for nickel. You can contact us; our company specializes in the production and sale of water treatment chemicals, including polyaluminum chloride, polyacrylamide, sodium sulfide, ferrous sulfate, heavy metal scavengers, defoamers, decolorizing agents, and a range of other industrial chemicals. Those who have relevant business interests or resources in this field can cooperate with us for mutual benefit and shared profits! ! ! Contact person: Manager Qin QQ: 961748201.

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