Abstract
Advanced treatment of Fenton oxidation was used to treat heavy oil wastewater which was hard to make effluent COD meet the discharge standard by conventional treatments due to its complexity, poor biodegradability and great toxicity. The effects on COD removal by dosages of H2O2 and Fe2+, oxidation time, pH value and dosing mode were studied. Experiment results showed that under the operating conditions with 1:1 mole ratio of H2O2:Fe2+, 1:1 mass ratio of H2O2:COD, 2 h oxidation time, 3 initial pH value, 18~20℃reaction temperature and adding chemicals once for all, the removal efficiency of COD was higher than 74% and effluent COD was of 58.9 mg/L, which could meet the discharge standard completely. In addition, increasing of addition times of reagents could improve the removal of COD in wastewater.