I would like advice on how to treat wastewater containing dilute hydrochloric acid

2016-06-28View Original

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I would like to ask: for 3% hydrochloric acid wastewater at a volume of 2,000 cubic meters per day, with an iron content of 0.5 mg/L, are there any cost-effective methods for treating it? Thank you very much

Reply #22016-06-28

It would be better to have more comprehensive data: is this normal or does it belong to accident wastewater? Also, has it been treated to meet discharge standards, or is it intended for reuse somewhere else?

Reply #32016-06-29

Is evaporation crystallization + MBR a bit too luxurious? Recycle or ensure all emissions meet standards

Reply #42016-07-01

Should it be discharged or reused? If reused, what are the requirements?

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