Process & Waste Water Monitoring in Pulp & Paper Industry by Ion, 2016 Pulping, Engineering, Environmental, Recycling, Sustainability (PEERS) Conference Proceedings

Pulp & Paper industry is a high energy and water consuming industry. Part of the water used in this industry is recycled to save energy and improve efficiency. The water recycling needs effective monitoring to be sure that the ionic contaminants are in the acceptable level for the application purpose. The waste water generated from pulping process consists of dissolved lignin, sugar and other added chemicals. A simple to use, yet effective sample preparation, such as filtration is necessary to effectively remove these interfering species to achieve accurate and consistent results to comply with USEPA requirements. In this talk learn how to implement a fully automated ion chromatography method for the effective monitoring of anions, cations and organic acids in process & waste water analysis.

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