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Wastewater parameters for the wastewater treatment plants of refineries

2016-11-16View Original

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What are the typical design parameters for wastewater from sewage treatment plants in oil refining enterprises? What are the actual performance metrics?
Reply #22016-11-16
It refers to the wastewater treatment capacity indicator, that is, the designed COD value of wastewater that can be treated at the designed treatment capacity.
Reply #32016-11-17
There seems to be a **standard** for this; I can’t remember exactly what the number is. It’s a standard regarding the discharge of petrochemical wastewater, and the key parameters include: pH, COD, ammonia nitrogen, and oil content in the water
Reply #42016-11-17
This post was last edited by liuquan1100 on 2016-11-17 09:03. The standards for petroleum content are ≤100 mg/L, COD is ≤500 mg/L, and the pH value should be between 6 and 9. These are the standards from a few years ago; I’m not aware of any new standards yet~~~ The values are likely to remain unchanged. It seems there are also standards regarding ammonia nitrogen as well~~~~

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