Seafood wastewater still has an unpleasant odor after treatment, and its color is also quite dark. How can this be resolved?

2016-07-27View Original

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Seafood wastewater still has an unpleasant odor after treatment, and its color is also quite dark. How can this be resolved?

Reply #22016-08-14

Judging from the quality of the effluent water, there is a strong odor; it is likely that COD, ammonia nitrogen, and substances that are easily biodegradable are present. It is recommended to increase the load in order to reduce the levels of these pollutants in the effluent, and then try using chlorine dioxide for disinfection.

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