Bromine Recovery Plant

Bromine recovery refers to the process of reclaiming bromine from various sources, typically from waste streams generated by industries such as petrochemical, pharmaceutical, and chemical manufacturing. The first step is to identify sources where bromine is used or present as a by-product. These could include industrial processes, wastewater from manufacturing facilities, or even natural sources containing bromides. From Industrial Effluents (NaBr/KBr/HBr) From Sea-Bittern. Bromine recovery often involves extraction and separation techniques such as solvent extraction, ion exchange, or membrane processes. These methods help isolate bromine from other substances present in the waste streams. Available up to 600 mm Dia. Bromine is a halogen element widely used in various applications.