ANALYSE DES PROCESSUS
Systèmes de traitement de l’eau
Water Treatment Systems
Thermal power plants consume high volumes of water, and they need to discharge wastewater coming from the following processes:
- Reverse Osmosis (RO) concentrate and RO cleaning fluids
- Wastewater from ion exchanger regeneration
- Cooling tower blowdown and boiler cleaning waste water
- Wastewater from flue gas desulfurization and wet scrubbers
- Ash pond overflow, coal storage run off
- Oily wastewater from oil storage (oil fired power plant)
Keyfacts Application
Sector
Water Treatment of Wastewater coming from different Processes
Application
3 Applications
- Checking dissolved Oxygen DO
- Checking pH and Conductivity
- Checking Conductivity
at several measuring locations
Measured Parameter
pH, Cond and ORP
Key Requirements
- High levels of impurities that must be removed
- Regulatory requirements for wastewater disposal
Measuring in Wastewater and Ash Slurry
Application Description
In the following, we will describe typical process steps and measuring locations in pretreatment of wastewater and final effluent control before discharge to the environment.
Application 1:
Wastewater from the power plant is sent to the clarifier to be neutralized with lime. This process creates a significant amount of build-up over time.
Application 2:
After neutralization, the wastewater is treated in an aeration tank by microorganisms. Dissolved oxygen is measured to control the aeration.
Application 3:
The water leaving the treatment plant must be within a pH range of 6.5 to 7.5 to ensure environmental requirements are met.
Application 4:
The water in the Ash Pond must be within a pH and ORP range to ensure the plant is meeting the environmental requirement.
Application Requirements
The high proportion of solids in water is a challenge for pH sensors, which can easily become clogged.
Disposal or discharge of wastewater is subject to regulatory limits that must be monitored and documented.
Why Knick ?
Wastewater usually contains suspended solids – we offer sensors for these demanding conditions and sensor maintenance systems for automatic cleaning.
Furthermore, Memosens technology ensures interference-free measurements even in dirty and humid environments and at long distances.