Case Study: Oil Removal Project for a New‑Energy Enterprise
August 13, 2026
Project Overview
| Item | Parameter |
|---|---|
| Project Profile | Oil Removal Project of a New‑Energy Enterprise |
| Treatment Capacity | 250 m³/day |
| Influent TOC | 200 ppm |
| Treatment Requirement | < 60 ppm |
Treatment Target
Influent TOC concentration: 200 ppm
Target effluent: < 60 ppm
Required removal efficiency: ≥ 70%
Project Features
It is a medium‑scale industrial wastewater oil‑removal scenario with a treatment capacity of 250 m³/day.
The TOC of raw feed water is 200 ppm and shall be reduced to below 60 ppm, placing certain requirements on oil‑removal efficiency and effluent stability.
Specific treatment processes and operational data can be supplemented and optimized according to actual conditions.
Conclusion
This project represents a typical oil‑removal scenario for wastewater in the new‑energy industry. With influent TOC of 200 ppm and the target effluent below 60 ppm (removal efficiency ≥70%), it provides practical reference for process selection and operation control.