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Through electrochemistry and membrane separation technology, the authors of this paper concentrated heavy metal ions and chloride in waste water. With electrolysis of the ferric oxide and zinc and other metals from the deposition of counteracting waste water, 90 percent of the water can achieve the standard for re-use. Acid levels are thus effectively reduced in waste water from steel wire products.
Through electrochemistry and membrane separation technology, the authors of this paper concentrated heavy metal ions and chloride in waste water. With electrolysis of the ferric oxide and zinc and other metals from the deposition of counteracting waste water, 90 percent of the water can achieve the standard for re-use. Acid levels are thus effectively reduced in waste water from steel wire products.
| Author(s) | Tan Dianlong, Xu Hong, Gao Hong, and Ma Weijie, Fasten Group Company, China |
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| Publication/Event/Pages | Paper presented at WAI's International Technical Conference in Monterrey, Mexico, Oct., 2010. |
| Year | 2010 |
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