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What are the treatment processes for the design of a 7000t/d printing and dyeing wastewater treatment plant?

2016-06-28View Original

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What are the treatment processes for the design of a 7000t/d printing and dyeing wastewater treatment plant?
Reply #22016-06-28
What to print and dye? We need to know the main pollutants in the wastewater first
Reply #32016-07-05
Bro, you need to send a water quality report first, right? Only in this way can they know what’s actually in your water, and then they can provide a process route or something similar.
Reply #42016-07-06
Any design that is created without considering the details of water quality and without relying on experiments is bound to be flawed
Reply #52016-09-17
Where is the detailed water quality report? There are also many different types of printing and dyeing wastewater
Reply #62016-09-20
Adsorption? Coagulation? Why? Oxidation? Biochemical treatment? It’s best to have a water quality report; if not, at least there should be data on COD, BOD, pH, conductivity, NP content, water volume and discharge patterns, major pollutants, and requirements for the treated water, etc

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