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The content of fluoride ions in waste liquids incinerated in industrial incinerators

2016-11-28View Original

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The plant is equipped with an incinerator. The waste liquid to be incinerated currently contains organic fluorine. I would like to ask the experts: is there any regulation specifying that wastewater containing fluorine cannot be incinerated if its fluorine content exceeds a certain level?
Reply #22016-11-29
The key is the absorption of HF from the exhaust gases after incineration; the HF content in the exhaust gases released after this absorption must meet environmental regulations.
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