Anaerobic Biological Filter - Biological Contact Oxidation Process of High Salt Wastewater Treatment Process Coupling and Influencing Factors

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In this study a food company in the production of sauerkraut pickled wastewater as an object, using the anaerobic biological filter and biological contact oxidation pond process, feed water salinity, HRT are investigated, and the effects of each process. The results showed that anaerobic biological filter when HRT is 36 h, the COD removal rate can reach 81%. Biological contact oxidation pool when HRT is 60 h, when the COD removal rate reached 85%. Anaerobic biological filter - biological contact oxidation coupling process of pickling wastewater removal effect is obvious, after processing salted COD removal rate reached 88%.

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