Solvent recovery system use the principle of distillation, by heating evaporation solvent into a gaseous vapor, vapor into the cooling system liquefaction outflow, so that the recovery of clean organic solvent. waste, dirty, old organic solvent regeneration, recycling and reuse.
Overview of Machining Industry Wastewater
Machining Industry Wastewater
Treating wastewater from the machining industry’s metal surface spraying and cleaning processes presents several challenges:
High Concentrations of Contaminants: The wastewater often contains oils, solvents, heavy metals, and fine particulates, which are difficult to separate and treat effectively.
Complex Chemical Composition: The varied chemicals used in metal cleaning and surface treatment can lead to complex wastewater composition, requiring multi-step treatment processes.
Emulsified Oils: Oils in the wastewater are often emulsified, making traditional separation techniques less effective and requiring specialized treatments like chemical demulsification.
Heavy Metal Removal: Removing heavy metals such as lead, chromium, and nickel is challenging due to their tendency to form stable complexes in water.
Regulatory Compliance: Meeting stringent environmental regulations for discharge, especially for heavy metals and toxic substances, adds complexity to the treatment process.
High Treatment Costs: The need for advanced treatment technologies and frequent maintenance drives up the cost of wastewater treatment in this sector.