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Thank you for your comprehensive comments. It is indeed becoming more clear that the W.A.O quoted by the supplier is going to be only a fraction of the installed cost.

Objective is to reduce the C.O.D as much as possible but definitely o less than 10,000 mg/l. Sulphide must be reduced to less than 1 mg/l.

We are looking for a way to deal with a 5 m3 per hour waste caustic stream contaminated with sulphide, mercaptans and organics . C.O.D is approximately 40 grams per litre. We believe that wet air oxidation offers a good solution. We are struggling to understand the total cost of installation...