Ammonia nitrogen wastewater treatment equipment

1、 Overview of Ammonia Nitrogen Wastewater Treatment Equipment
According to the information provided by the owner, an ammonia nitrogen wastewater treatment system will be added to ensure that the entire sewage treatment project meets the discharge standards. Based on years of successful experience in managing similar projects and the patented ammonia nitrogen treatment equipment developed by our company, we provide the following plan for reference.
2、 Design principles for ammonia nitrogen wastewater treatment equipment
1. Strictly implement the relevant national regulations on environmental protection, ensuring that the effluent indicators meet the national and local pollutant discharge standards; 2. Adopting advanced production technology, achieving reasonable and feasible processes, advanced and applicable technology, easy operation, economical operation, and easy maintenance; 3. Wastewater treatment facilities have great flexibility and adjustability in operation to adapt to changes in water quality and quantity; 4. Fully consider the shock absorption and noise reduction measures of the sewage treatment system during design to prevent secondary pollution to the environment; 5. Priority should be given to selecting high-quality branded products with reasonable prices for wastewater treatment facilities to ensure project quality and investment efficiency; 6. Adapt measures to local conditions and construct a sewage treatment plant on the existing site that is aesthetically pleasing and coordinated with surrounding buildings.
3、 Ammonia nitrogen wastewater treatment equipment: process flow description
The wastewater from the regulating tank is pumped to the pH regulating tank, where the pH is adjusted to 11-12 before entering the ultrasonic treatment system. The ammonia in the wastewater is accelerated by ultrasonic cavitation, which accelerates the decomposition of ammonia and its salts. After being pumped to the ammonia stripping tower (our patented equipment) for treatment, the ammonia nitrogen index in the wastewater can be completely reduced to below 15mg/L. The deammoniated wastewater enters the nickel cobalt regulating tank and the nickel cobalt wastewater treatment system. After being blown off, the ammonia enters the first stage sulfuric acid to recover ammonium sulfate, ensuring that the ammonia meets the national emission standards.