Removal of Sulphides from Wastewater
Published on by Tamsyn Grewar, Senior Scientist at Mintek in Technology
We're looking for ways of cleaning up acid mine drainage, one of the issues we are facing is that our process produces sulphides that need to be removed downstream.
Does anyone know of a relatively cheap/simple way of removing sulphides from water?
We don't necessarily want to add expensive oxidants and the chemistry seems a bit complicated as the sulphides seem to revert to sulphate under certain conditions which would then mean we need to remove the sulphates too.
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