As part of our industrial wastewater treatment projects, we often encounter the need to not only treat contaminated liquid but also ensure the safe handling of chemical reagents used in the neutralization process. When the natural concentration of pollutants in wastewater is insufficient for effective treatment, acid or caustic chemicals must be added to adjust pH levels and drive neutralization reactions. These chemicals are stored in dedicated tanks.
During tank operations such as filling, draining, or metered dosing, aggressive chemical vapors are often released. These vapors—commonly from hydrochloric acid, sulfuric acid, or sodium hydroxide—pose serious health and environmental hazards.