Effects of Ozone on COD Reduction in Electroplating Wastewater

Document Type

Conference Proceeding

Publication Date

2-21-2021

Department

Department of Materials Science and Engineering

Abstract

The electroplating industry is one of the surface treatment industries with strong versatility and a wide application range. The electroplating process mainly includes pretreatment, electroplating, and post-treatment. In order to achieve specific effects, additives such as brightener, subbrightener, surfactant, and others are indispensable in the electroplating process. These organics usually have poor biodegradability. In addition, due to the high toxicity of electroplating wastewater, biological treatment has great limitations on their decomposition. These organic compounds cause the increase of COD in electroplating wastewater, which seriously pollutes the membrane system and hinders the development of electroplating wastewater reuse process. In this study, ozone is investigated for the oxidation of organics and the results are discussed.

Publication Title

Minerals, Metals and Materials Series

ISBN

9783030652401

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