ADAXY AMMONIACAL NITROGEN REMOVAL
Major reason for freshwater bodies getting contaminated with Ammoniacal nitrogen is due to unabated mixing domestic sewage & untreated industrial effluent mixing in most fresh water bodies.
In addition to this, most of the existing effluent treatment plants (in Pharma, chemical industries, dye & dyes intermediates, pulp & paper and similar manufacturing industries), the treatment process being followed is generally anaerobic followed by aerobic biological.
The ammonium ion is extremely resistant to any common oxidant except active halogens (chlorine, bromine, iodine). While free radical oxidation of undissociated NH3 is possible.
Our process involves generation of highly effective OH- radical bank in a special reactor which completely removes Ammoniacal Nitrogen from effluent.
FEATURES
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Reduced unit operations due to by-passing anaerobic treatment process.
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Safe to dispose into fresh water bodies due to reduction/removal of residual ammoniacal nitrogen.
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Possibility of recovery & recycling of wastewater.
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Treated wastewater can be used for sundry applications in cluding cooling tower.
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Cost of treatment will be reduced.
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Confirming to local pollution control board regulations.
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Treated wastewater can be used for irrigation.
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Can give relief in drought prone areas as treated effluent can be used for manufacturing processes.