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玻璃杯自動噴塗線所産生的廢水怎麽處理？

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玻璃杯自動噴塗線在喷涂过程中会产生涂料废水，而这些涂料废水如果直接排放到水里或土壤中会对环境造成严重的污染。而这样做也不符合绿色涂装的发展方向，那么自動噴塗線在喷涂生产过程中所产生的废水应该怎么处理那？处理玻璃杯自動噴塗線涂料废水的方法有两种。

第一种方法是对设备进行改造升级提高油漆涂料的利用率减少涂料废水的产生，并对自動噴塗線的自动噴塗設備安装涂料回收设备避免涂料废水的产生。具体方法是利用涂料回收设备对飞散的涂料喷雾进行收集，然后对收集的涂料喷雾进行过滤清洁处理后，混入新涂料中进行循环喷涂使用。这样不但可以节省涂料还可以节省喷涂成本，并且还可以避免涂料废水对环境造成的污染。

第二種方法是直接對玻璃杯自動噴塗線所产生的涂料废水进行收集，当废水达到一定量后再加入“破乳劑”和“絮凝劑”使廢水中的廢棄塗料絮合凝固到一起。然後再通過一些簡單的技術手段使這些絮凝物上浮後，利用工具把這些絮凝物打撈起晾幹後，當做燃料進行處理。而剩余的廢水進行酸堿中和後可以進行循環利用或直接排放。

总之这两种废水处理玻璃杯自動噴塗線方法的设备投资价格不一样，适用于不同的涂装方法，所以厂家要根据自身实际情况和喷涂工艺选择合适的涂料废水处理方法。

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