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Re-use of cyanate water
A client has requested us to investigate dewatering of an waste sludge steam containing around 750 ppm of cyanide. He wants to use the extracted water in a wet scrubber for dust extraction.
Do you see any problem with using the water after conversion to cyanate?? I am not sure of the exit temp of the water from the scrubber, but I assume relatively hot!
Engineer - Johannesburg, S. Africa
July 22, 2011
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