How to reduce the COD level from over 2600 to below 600

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We are a thermal power plant, and the COD level generated during the flue gas desulfurization process using the limestone-gypsum method is as high as over 2600 (this may be related to desulfurization enhancers). I’ve just arrived at this company and been assigned to this project; my field of study is different from this, so I don’t know anything about it. Is there anyone who can suggest some cost-effective and easy-to-implement methods to reduce COD levels? By the way, if there are any methods to reduce ammonia nitrogen, please share them as well. I beg!

Reply #22016-08-13

The simpler option is Fenton oxidation, but its effectiveness can only be determined through experiments.

Reply #32016-08-13

We carried out one such project in Shanxi; there was communication via parameters

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