Common therapeutic agents for slaughterhouse wastewater
Coagulants: sometimes also referred to as coagulants, can serve as a method for magnifying solid-liquid...
Common therapeutic agents for slaughterhouse wastewater
Coagulants: sometimes also referred to as coagulants, can serve as a method for magnifying solid-liquid separation, in primary sedimentation tanks, air flotation apparatus, tertiary treatment, or deep treatment. These primarily encompass polyacrylamide and sodium polyacrylate.
Coagulant aid: The auxiliary flocculant functions and amplifies the coagulation effect. These primarily include aluminum sulfate, alum, green alum, polyaluminum, ferric chloride, polyiron, and lime.
Defoamer: primarily utilized to eradicate a substantial quantity of foam during the process of aeration or mixing.
PH adjuster: employed to regulate the pH value of acidic and alkaline wastewater. These primarily comprise lime, caustic soda, sodium carbonate, sulfuric acid, and hydrochloric acid.
Redox agent: utilized for the treatment of industrial wastewater containing oxidizing or reducing substances.
Disinfectant: Utilized for disinfection treatment subsequent to wastewater treatment prior to discharge or reuse. These primarily encompass thiazolone, sodium hypochlorite, and organic sulfur fungicides.
Phosphorus removal agent: Phosphorus removal agents can be employed to eliminate turbidity from wastewater, and the phosphorus content of water treated with phosphorus removal agents will be diminished below the threshold value (removing inorganic phosphorus).
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