Urgent! Urgent! Urgent! Please suggest a method for treating 20,000 units of COD-containing condensate!!!
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The last edit to this post was made by slll611 on 2016-6-29 at 19:38. Dear fellow sailors: Our factory is about to install a wastewater treatment system that will process condensate with a COD level of around 20,000 and a pH of 4, reducing its COD level to around 3,000. Those who have experience in such treatment or are capable of carrying out such projects are requested to get in touch with me
Please provide detailed information on water quality. What is the acceptable level of investment?
I recommend a technology worth learning about! Check whether osmotic reverse osmosis technology can be applied
Does this organic acid have such a high content? In which province is your project located? We have professional contracting qualifications in design and environmental protection
What is the quality of the wastewater? ? ? ?
It’s simple: iron-carbon micro-electrolysis + Fenton oxidation + coagulation sedimentation. OK
Haha, your operating costs are way too high, aren’t they?
Yes, the operating costs are a bit high, but the process is simple. If low operating costs are desired, the process can include biochemistry. Change to: Iron-carbon microelectrolysis + Fenton oxidation + coagulation sedimentation + hydrolysis acidification + anaerobic biological treatment
The most crucial things here are your budget and requirements. This kind of device should be relatively simple for us. If we are close by, we can help you conduct the experiment. Check the effect.