Does a high pH in copper-containing wastewater lead to a decrease in copper removal efficiency?

2016-01-19View Original

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Does a high pH in copper-containing wastewater lead to a decrease in copper removal efficiency?

Reply #22016-01-19

If the ammonia nitrogen level is too high, a copper-ammonia solution will form, which reduces the removal rate of copper ions

Reply #32016-02-13

How tall is it? Alkaline copper is difficult to handle

Reply #42016-02-16

This post was last edited by zhaolijun on 2016-2-17 08:48. There is an existing manufacturing process; you can reply to Engineer Liu at 157717213 or QQ 5978623

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