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Rinses waters are separated by tape of waste and plumbed to the pretreatment plant. The cyanide <br />rinse waters are pH adjusted and cyanide destroyed by adding sodium hypochlorite - The overflow <br />of this process is mixed with the hea-vv metal section. The chrome rinse waters are plumb to the <br />chrome section. The rinse water is pH adjusted and chrome -6 is converted to chrome -3 with the <br />ti s -vv metal <br />addition of sodium metabisulfite. The overflow of this section i mixed with the hea ' me <br />section. Tice nickel rinse waters are plumbed to the heavy metal section. The heavy metal section <br />combines the rinse water from nickel rinse tanks with the overflow from the cyanide section and <br />the chrome section. The combined waters are plumbed to the pH adjust section of the treatment <br />plant. The pH is adjusted prior to the overflow to the polymer section. In the polymer section the <br />polymer is mixed with the waters. The overflow then goes to the clarifier section.. The metal <br />hydroxides settle against the panel and then settle to the bottom of the section. The bottom of the <br />section is plumbed via time operated valve to a holding tank. The metal hydroxides being heavier <br />than water settle in the bottom. Once the valve opens the metal hydroxides flow to the holding tank <br />with waters. The metal hydroxides tend to settle in the bottom of the holding tank. The excess <br />waters are plumbed back to the heave metal section. The metal hydroxides are pumped into a <br />filter press to dewater. Filter cake is the result of the filter press. This filter cake is sent tot <br />recycling. The overflow water form the clarifier is plumbed to the municipal utilities after pH <br />adjustment. <br />