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Ammonia Nitrogen Remover Solutions

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  • Origin: China
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  • Efficiency: 99.9% Type
Category: Chemical

Description:

We design customized ammonia nitrogen treatment plans based on the specific wastewater characteristics of each enterprise.


I. Ammonia Nitrogen Catalytic Conversion Tower

We have developed and manufactured a new type of ammonia nitrogen removal equipment — the Ammonia Nitrogen Catalytic Conversion Tower. It features six major advantages:

  1. Low Equipment Investment
    — Only one-third the cost of triple-effect evaporation systems.

  2. Low Operating Cost
    — Only one-fifth the operating cost of triple-effect evaporation.

  3. High Removal Efficiency
    — Typically achieves >95% ammonia nitrogen removal.

  4. Compact Design
    — Tower-type equipment requires a small installation footprint.

  5. Non-Clogging Structure
    — Rational equipment design combined with our anti-blocking agent ensures smooth operation.

  6. Superior to Traditional Stripping Towers

    • Traditional stripping towers removal efficiency: 30%–60%

    • Catalytic conversion tower removal efficiency: >95%


II. Ammonia Nitrogen Removal Agents

(1) Ammonia Nitrogen Remover A

  • A liquid chemical agent that reduces water resistance, allowing ammonia nitrogen to escape more easily from wastewater.

  • Effective for treating complex, high-concentration ammonia nitrogen wastewater at a low cost.

  • Represents a technological breakthrough in China for handling high-ammonia wastewater economically and efficiently.

  • Used in combination with our catalytic conversion tower, removal efficiency can reach up to 99%, making it one of the leading technologies domestically.

  • Dosage: Directly dosed into wastewater; eco-friendly, non-toxic, non-hazardous, and aids in subsequent biological treatment.

  • Typical Case:
    For ammonia nitrogen concentration of 500–6000 ppm, the treated effluent can be reduced to ≤15 ppm in a single treatment.
    Treatment Cost: RMB 0.5–2 per ton of wastewater (varies by water quality).

(2) Ammonia Nitrogen Remover B

  • Suitable for very high ammonia nitrogen concentrations (500–40,000 ppm).

  • Direct dosing; reaction time: 1–3 days.

  • Requires minimal dosage; no impact on microbial activity; especially effective for extremely high concentrations.

  • Effluent can be discharged directly after treatment.


III. Long-Acting Ammonia Nitrogen Removal Equipment

We have developed a new Long-Acting Ammonia Nitrogen Removal Device — a fully integrated system:

  • Only requires one-time dosing of the agent to provide continuous treatment for 3–6 months.

  • Ensures daily stable release of ammonia nitrogen remover into wastewater.

  • No secondary pollution to the raw water.

Key Features:

  1. Suitable for large water volumes with low ammonia nitrogen (<100 ppm)

  2. High efficiency: >95% removal rate

  3. Low operating cost: RMB 0.1–1 per ton

  4. Low equipment investment: One-third the cost of building biochemical treatment facilities

  5. Convenient: Dosing every 3–6 months


Important Notes

1. Customized Treatment Plans

Ammonia nitrogen concentrations vary among industries. Factors such as:

  • Formation mechanism

  • Water volume

  • Regional location

  • Site conditions

...require careful selection of the appropriate process to ensure discharge compliance.

A. High-Concentration Wastewater (500–20,000 ppm)
  • Use the Catalytic Conversion Tower with removal agents

  • Final ammonia nitrogen levels: 5–50 ppm

  • Ammonia can be recovered as dilute ammonia water or ammonium sulfate.

B. Low-Concentration Wastewater (<100 ppm)
  • Large volume: Use our long-acting removal equipment

  • Small volume: Use solid ammonia nitrogen removal agents

    • No equipment required, fast effect

    • Higher operating cost: RMB 2–6 per ton

C. Medium-Concentration Wastewater (100–500 ppm)
  • Requires a tailored plan based on:

    • Client requirements

    • Ammonia formation cause

    • Site conditions


2. pH Adjustment

  • For high-concentration ammonia nitrogen, pH should be adjusted above 10.5.

  • For low concentrations, no pH adjustment is typically needed.


3. Ammonia Recovery Tower

  • For high-concentration cases, we design ammonia gas absorption towers to recover ammonia as dilute ammonia water or ammonium sulfate, preventing gas emissions.


4. Cost-Saving Measures

  • To reduce operational costs, use waste alkali to raise pH and waste acid for neutralization where applicable