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Alkali slag treatment

2016-05-03View Original

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After wet oxidation, the wastewater meets the discharge standards; however, its salt content is relatively high, at around 100,000 mg/L. The main components are sodium chloride and sodium sulfide. An economical and practical method is needed to reduce this salt content to around 1,000 mg/L
Reply #22016-05-03
There is no ideal method for removing salts; evaporation crystallization or membrane concentration are used. For materials with complex compositions, multi-effect evaporation or MVR is generally employed, although the latter is not as simple and reliable to operate as the former.
Reply #32016-05-04
Electrodialysis is more suitable for this, and crystallization evaporation is also appropriate.

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