Industrial Overland Flow Pretreatment
Published on by Ragavendra V. B.Eng, GMICE, Wet Utility Design Engineer, IBI Group in Technology
Hi friends, I need an industrial water pretreatment system drawing for oil water, detergents and solvents.
This is for industrial overland flow need to be pretreated before dispose to a surface water main network.
Any suggestions or advice?
Taxonomy
- Industrial Wastewater Treatment
- Industrial Water Treatment
- Oil Water Separation
- Industrial
- Wastewater Treatment
- Flowmetering
- Wastewater Treatment Plant Design
- Surface Flow Analysis
- Solvents
- Solvents
- Pretreatment
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Dr. madan Iyengar
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Raghavendra
I hope Nano Science have some solutions for your query, perhaps you may look into
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Shri Raghavebdra
could you write to ONGC unit, Uran near Mumbai. For handling surface storm water they have got done study in 2008 from CWPRS, perhaps you may get some lnk
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Processing flue gases from the furnace tunnel in Solvay plant for seawater desalination offers the cheapest drinking water
EXPENSES production are minimal, considering that all reagents are byproducts of peripheral tunnel furnace installations
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I am looking forward to hearing from you!
Sincerely yours,
Zoltan Pardi
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Contact me. I have a sustainable solution. joymanglani2@gmail.com
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First place a trap of fats and oils, drawing on the internet, to lower the other levels, recommended physicochemical analysis, emphasizing the parameters to control in your country, to generate a conceptual engineering and give you the guidelines of operations.
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Dilute air flotation is suitable for removel of oily substance and you can inject some coagulent to settle the waste at bottem and then flush out manually
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Hi guys,
Thanks for your valuable information. I will describe more about this in clearly
- Industrial park buildings workshops will produce some “oily water” that will be discharged into the sewer network. Additionally, there are detergents and solvents at washing/inspection part of the workshop that again will be discharged to the sewer
- Given that the sewer will have all these oil remains, detergents and solvents, the sewer needs of the Industrial Park needs to by pre-treated on-site before discharging to the External sewer network
- Aramco provided the attached describing the standards of the pre-treated of the sewer effluent that is discharged to Dammam STP to be used as a reference.
What we are looking for is either individual system per workshop or a combined 'site' system for the sewer pre-treatment.
I need a basic pretreatment process diagram sketch. We don't have sufficient data at present
We need to assume min flow
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Contact us at menacherilcommco@gmail.com with the tested water report and we can provide the process design and if required the equipment. In preliminary view you require, screening, dissolved air floatation followed by AOP and filtering with activated carbon adsorption. If the BOD and COD is high biological treatment has to provided.
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I would advise to use a preliminary treatment followed by a DAF unit.
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it depends what is the concentration of the effluent laden with oil and surfactant.
1.Depending upon it will be decided whether to chose a coarse bubble aeration or fine bubble aeration.
2. Temperature and time also plays a vital role in Stripping So what is the Temperature of the effluent.
3. What are Diurnal Variations in effluent.
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A better characterization of the waste would be helpful. My first thought was recovery and reuse, trying to reclaim any left over value.
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You contact your local city engineer.
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1. Three way , Basic design
2. DAF
3. EC
AGGIE BKK Thailand
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The technology called Bioremediation would meet and exceed your goals. After water is cleaned it will be potable. Rna species name is Archaea.
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Have you considered membrane filtration such as ultra filter?
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Contact me
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Give me your personal contact please
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Have you tried Dissolved Air Flottation (DAF) ? Many suppliers, very easy system to implemet/Draw and perfect to remove Oil&Grease, not sure about detergent and solvents though
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We can suggest an excellent solution to treat such composite wast water .please visit noxxall.com or reach us on nanosciences@hotmail.com or info@noxxall.com
Dr. Madan Iyengar
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Hi, the ideal solution for this kind of wastewater is the electro-coagulation process (EC). It's a very powerful process for highly complex and highly polluted industrial wastewaters. We at VentilAQUA have a long experience on using EC process on industrial applications. Let us know if we can help you.
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Hello from Thailand Mr. Oliveira @francisco oliv
My name is AGGIE Energy and Environment Consultant work as Freelancer from BKK Thailand. I had a chance of EC 2 time last 15 and 7 years ago and the EC came from German and India. I still want to know about the efficience and the innovative of EC. Could you pls sent me about your Products..
Best Regards
Thank you in advance
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