What is the reason for the high volatility phenol level of 2500 mg/L in ammonia-vaporized wastewater?

2016-05-26View Original

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What is the reason for the high volatility phenol level of 2500 mg/L in ammonia-vaporized wastewater?

Reply #22016-05-31

The ammonia-vaporizing wastewater from coking plants can be treated to remove volatile phenols using macroporous adsorption resins, allowing for the recovery of these phenolic compounds while reducing the COD to a level that is biodegradable. We can communicate

Reply #32016-09-11

Could you explain in detail how to remove it?

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