Improving the efficiency of technological processes for the treatment of highly concentrated wastewater to ensure environmental safety
E3S Web of Conferences, ISSN: 2267-1242, Vol: 274
2021
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Conference Paper Description
The complexity of biochemical wastewater treatment is most often due to the presence of a large number of organic impurities, causing the death of the biological community of activated sludge microorganisms. Application of the method of lowering the pH of industrial effluents to minimum value reduces the solubility of organic substances in water, separating them into a separate layer of emulsified wastewater. In this case, the process of removing organic impurities from treated wastewater becomes the most accessible, but also requires solving the problems of technological and environmental safety. Dissolution of wastewater organic impurities separated into a separate layer a solvent - the extractant followed by the extraction of organic components extracted from it, reduces the level of wastewater pollution with organic substances according to the oxidation index (COD) to an acceptable level. The technology of the applied method allows for the final treatment using biological methods; and practically constructively mounts and build a new modernized technological line.
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