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Treatment solutions for phosphorus-containing wastewater

2016-05-11View Original

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Total amount: 3800 T/year, organic phosphorus wastewater. Is it necessary to first oxidize it to inorganic phosphorus before further treatment? What oxidant should be used? Can the phosphorus removal efficiency reach 99%? Thank you all
Reply #22016-05-11
It is quite difficult to completely convert organophosphates into phosphates; we have tried to oxidize organophosphates, but neither hydrogen peroxide nor ozone was able to achieve this.
Reply #32016-05-11
Can most of it be precipitated as a calcium salt first, and then oxidized to inorganic phosphorus for removal?

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