Vietnam Shun’an Paper Wastewater Treatment Project, Hai Phong, Vietnam

Vietnam | Paper Industry Wastewater | IC + A/O + Fenton | EPC Delivery

1 Project Overview

The Vietnam Shun’an Paper Wastewater Treatment Project is a large-scale industrial wastewater treatment project serving a packaging paper production base in Hai Phong, Vietnam.

The project supports a production capacity of 800,000 tons per year of high-grade packaging paper, with a wastewater treatment capacity of 18,000 m³/day.

Project Information

Project name

Shun’an Paper Wastewater Treatment Project

Project location

Haiphong City, Vietnam

Project type

Paper production wastewater treatment

Processing scale

18,000m³/d

Service targets

Packaging paper production base

Service model

EPS mode

Core processes

IC+A/O+Fenton

Emission standards

QCVN 40:2011

Challenges

Papermaking wastewater is a typical high-concentration industrial wastewater.

The main challenges include:

  • High COD concentration
  • High fiber suspended matter content
  • High color intensity
  • Wastewater temperature is high
  • Significant impact loads
  • Strict emission standards

Our Solution

A complete paper manufacturing wastewater treatment system is adopted.

Process route:

Coarse Grid → Fine Grid → Inclined Screen → Regulation Tank → Cooling Tower → Flocculation and Sedimentation → DAF Flotation → Hydrolytic Acidification → IC Anaerobic Reactor → A/O Biochemical System → Secondary Sedimentation Tank → Fenton Advanced Treatment → Compliant Discharge

Equipped with 4 large IC reactors to treat high-concentration organic wastewater.

Technical Highlights

  • Multi-stage pretreatment system
  • High-efficiency IC anaerobic technology
  • Deep decarbonization process
  • Fenton Deep Processing
  • Stable operation under high load

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