Method for color removal from thermally conditioned sludge liquo

Liquid purification or separation – Processes – Chemical treatment

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210756, 210765, 210766, 210917, C02F 176

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050750151

ABSTRACT:
A process for removing color and oxidizable organic matter from thermally conditioned sludge liquor is disclosed. The process comprises treating the liquor with 250 to 430 mg/l chlorine which removes 20 to 70 percent of the color and produces a chlorine residual in the liquor. The chlorine-treated liquor is mixed with a small volume of untreated thermal conditioning liquor to remove the chlorine residual, and the dechlorinated mixture is returned to the treatment plant influent for additional treatment.

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