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Waste Water Treatment

July 18, 2010

From the given analysis of the waste water, which substances are to be removed and how to remove? You are requested to please give a detailed procedure for this purpose.

1000 ppm C18H29NaO3S

few Organic Silicon

500 ppm (NaPO3)6(Mr��611.77)

500 ppm ZnSO4
NH2S03H

350 ppm ZnSO4
Polyhydric alcohol
Polyhydric

150 ppm (NaPO3)6(Mr��611.77)

Umair Altaf
student - Lahore, Pakistan

Hi, Umair. Is this one beaker full of solution you must treat, or hundreds of gallons per minute?

If you are indeed a student, you need to at least attempt some portion of your assignment yourself before you simply post your homework for someone else to do :-)

If this is an actual application, you should contact a wastewater treatment company and have them confirm and clarify your analysis and propose a treatment strategy which might include chemical precipitation, ion exchange, and reverse osmosis. Good luck.

Regards,

Ted Mooney, P.E.
Striving to live Aloha
finishing.com - Pine Beach, New Jersey
July , 2010

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