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Excessive aniline levels

2016-10-27View Original

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Dyeing water is mainly used for dyeing cotton. Currently, the level of aniline in this water is too high; the concentration is around 7 when the water enters the system and around 4 when it exits. Does anyone have any effective solutions?
Reply #22016-10-28
Aniline degrades slowly in conventional water treatment processes; should the aeration time be increased and the dissolved oxygen concentration raised? If only this one indicator is extremely high, could some process explorations be carried out for aniline?
Reply #32016-10-30
At which stage does aniline removal mainly occur? At the current stage, we mainly use a hydrolysis + aerobic process, which results in a very poor removal rate for aniline, practically none at all.
Reply #42016-10-31
It would be better to add some pre-treatment, right?~~
Reply #52016-11-04
For aniline, could considering the use of resin for adsorption treatment be an option? If you need on-site testing, feel free to contact me.
Reply #62016-11-21
For benzene rings, advanced oxidation processes should be considered

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