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Removal of ammoniacal nitrogen by cost effective physico chemical process.

Started this discussion. Last reply by Puja Bose Jun 16, 2011. 13 Replies 0 Likes

Hello,Can anyone suggest me any cost effective physico chemical process through which ammoniacal nitrogen can bring down from 2000 ppm to less than 50 ppm.Continue

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About me: I am a Chemical Engr.. working in a CETP.. basically here i m taking care of a newly opened plant to remove ammoniacal nitrogen.... Its a complete commissioning of this plant in turnkey basis... looking for better removal efficiency of my plant....

Organization that I belong to: ETL, CETP

Current Job title/ Field of Study (if you are a student): Project Engineer

Educational Institution Last Attended/ Attending: IIT Roorkee -M.Tech.- Chemical Engg.

Area of Expertize/ interest: Air and Water Pollution Control.

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At 7:39am on September 29, 2014, Sumitkumar Patel said…: dear sir, i am working in gujarat cleaner production centre, gandhinagar. i am working on etp improvement in vapi pharmaceutical industry. I want to know about MAP process for ammonia removal. I am also facing ammonical nitrogen problem in wastewater. Plz guide me to solve ammonical nitrogen proble. Sir may i yr no so i can directly communicate u,.

At 1:13am on June 30, 2011, Tejas Gathani said…: Hello Mr. Mondal,

Seeing your profile, I think you would be intrested in knowing more about our company Organica Biotech Pvt. Ltd. We are manufacturesr and exporters of microbial inputs for WWT, especially refractory organics. Removal of Ammonical Nitrogen is very much possible through biological means, provided you have right software(microbes) to match your hardware (ETP). You can visit our website www.organicabiotech.com or directly email us at postmaster@organicabiotech.com for more details.

Best Regards,

tejas

At 7:31am on June 10, 2011, Dr. Jayant Keskar said…: Hi Bhaskar,

In Australia we have recently trialled product based on membrane to recover ammonia from wastewater. You can reduce it to less than 5 ppm from 200 ppm or even higher.

Can you please send me more details so that I can let you know how it can be done?

Jayant Keskar