Study on the Removal Technology of Fluorescent Permeating Agent Emulsifying Wastewater

Juan Li; Xiao Wen Zhang; Wen Xian Wang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.675-677.583

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Study on the Removal Technology of Fluorescent Permeating Agent Emulsifying Wastewater

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The experimental treatment of emulsifying wastewater containing fluo- rescent permeating agent is conducted using demulsification, flocculation, sedimentation and Fenton processes. The experimental results show that, under the appropriate conditions, the COD, oil and chromaticity can be removed efficiently. The pH, COD, oil and chromaticity of the outwater can reach the national standards.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 675-677)

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Juan Li*, Xiao Wen Zhang, Wen Xian Wang

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Coagulation, Demulsification, Emulsified Wastewater, Fenton, Fluorescent Permeating Agent

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