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Wastewater treatment

2016-04-23View Original

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Adding nicotinic acid to the wastewater should reduce its COD and ammonia nitrogen levels; why then, does increasing the amount of nicotinic acid fed in not lead to a decrease in ammonia nitrogen?
Reply #22016-04-24
Ammonium chloride salts are highly soluble, so it’s impossible to reduce their concentration
Reply #32016-04-24
Adding nicotinic acid to wastewater can reduce COD and ammonia nitrogen?
Reply #42016-04-25
Treated using the CWL-type centrifugal extraction method
Reply #52016-05-13
Alkali needs to be added for ammonia nitrogen; hope this helps.

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