The harm caused by mercury in wastewater: Chronic mercury poisoning can lead to dizziness, headache,nd frequent dreams. In severe cases, it can affect emotional excitement or symptoms such as depression, anxiety, and timidity. So it is very important to do a good job in the treatment of mercury in wastewater! In this article, let’s learn together how to deal with mercury in wastewater.

Mercury, also known as quicksilver, is a silvery-white liquid metal. This special metallic object is widely used in many industries. It is used in the production processes of various industries such as chemical engineering, papermaking, textile, dyeing and printing, electrical appliances, pharmaceuticals, paints, petrochemicals, etc. Naturally, the wastewater produced after production will contain mercury pollutants. What methods should be used to deal with mercury in wastewater? It can be processed through the following methods: 1. Reduction filtrat/ion method; 2. Adsorption coagulation method 3. Sulfidation sedimentation method 4. Activated carbon adsorption method, etc.

Does that mean it’s done once it’s properly handled? It’s not like that. We also install water quality monitors at the outlet to conduct real-time monitoring of various indicators in the water and do a good job in online monitoring of wastewater to ensure that the water quality can be safely discharged. To detect the mercury content in water, the T8000-HG – online mercury analyzer for water produced by Hangzhou Modi can be used for real-time monitoring.