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High-Nitrogen Wastewater Treatment
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High-Nitrogen Wastewater Treatment

High-nitrogen wastewater primarily originates from industries such as petrochemicals, fertilizers, pharmaceuticals, food processing, and livestock farming. These wastewater sources often have high nitrogen content. After conventional biological treatment, the final total nitrogen concentration remains high, primarily in the form of nitrate nitrogen. If not subjected to advanced nitrogen removal treatment before discharge, it can disrupt the nitrogen balance and pollute aquatic environments.
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Example of process combination

High-Density Sedimentation Tank + LSF Autotrophic Denitrification Filter

High-Ammonia Nitrogen Wastewater + LEC Electrocatalytic Oxidation

LSF Autotrophic Denitrification Process:

Short Hydraulic Retention Time: Efficient with a compact footprint and lower civil construction costs.

No External Carbon Source Required: Avoids the risk of exceeding COD limits in the effluent.

Cost Savings: Reduces operational costs by 30% to 50% compared to heterotrophic denitrification filters using external carbon sources.

High Nitrogen Removal Rate: Achieves over 90% total nitrogen removal, suitable for extreme nitrogen removal applications.

Low Sludge Production: Simple operation and maintenance.

LEC Electrocatalytic Oxidation:

Short Construction Period: Compact design with rapid reaction rates.

Modular Assembly: Can be easily assembled and requires only electrical energy for operation.

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