Sewage Treatment Plant

Integrated wastewater treatment equipment adopts A/O process, A2/O process, or A/O-MBR process, combining biological degradation, wastewater sedimentation, disinfection (optional as needed), and other processes into a single system for the treatment of domestic wastewater and industrial wastewater similar to domestic wastewater. The equipment features a compact structure, small footprint, and can be fully installed underground. It operates economically, offers strong resistance to shock loads, achieves high treatment efficiency, and ensures easy management and maintenance. The treated wastewater maintains stable quality, meeting the Class A or B standards of the Discharge Standard of Pollutants for Municipal Wastewater Treatment Plants (GB18918-2002). The equipment can be buried underground or installed above ground, with treatment capacities ranging from 24 to 500 m³/d. For capacities exceeding this range, special customization is required.

Integrated wastewater treatment equipment utilizes processes such as A/O, A2/O, or A/O-MBR, combining biological degradation, sedimentation, optional disinfection, and other treatment steps into a compact, unified system. It is designed to treat domestic wastewater and industrial wastewater with similar characteristics. The equipment features a space-saving design with a small footprint and can be fully installed underground. It operates efficiently, offers strong resistance to shock loads, delivers high treatment performance, and is easy to operate and maintain. The treated effluent maintains stable quality and complies with Class A or B standards as defined in the Discharge Standard of Pollutants for Municipal Wastewater Treatment Plants (GB18918-2002). Installation options include underground or above-ground placement, with standard treatment capacities ranging from 24 to 500 m³/d. For larger capacities, custom solutions are available.

Ultrafiltration is a pressure driven membrane separation process that removes suspended or particulate matter ( including colloids & silt )
from water. Ultrafiltration is more reliable than conventional multimedia filtration that removes approx. 10 micron or larger matter where a UF membrane pore size ranges from0.01 to 0.10 micron. Ultrafiltration also efficiently removes bacteria and most viruses.
The UF system offers a high recovery rate and outstanding product quality, enabling efficient separation, purification, and high-concentration processing of liquids.

Seawater desalination equipment is an essential solution for addressing water scarcity. With its exceptionally high desalination rate, it efficiently converts seawater into fresh water suitable for safe consumption and use. The equipment boasts stable and reliable performance, requiring minimal maintenance during operation, and is environmentally friendly, producing no pollution. Its compact structure and small size make it ideal for installation in a variety of locations, from seaside factories to remote islands, without occupying significant space. Additionally, the system is user-friendly, with easy operation and straightforward maintenance, making it a practical and sustainable choice for water supply needs in diverse environments.

Reverse Osmosis (RO) is a filtration process that utilizes semi-permeable spiral-wound membranes to remove dissolved solids, organic matter, pyrogens, submicron colloidal particles, color, nitrates, and bacteria from water. Under pressure, feed water passes through the membrane, allowing purified water, known as permeate water, to pass through its microscopic pores. Meanwhile, the concentrated impurities are separated and discharged as reject water, also called concentrate water.  
RO membranes are widely used in various small-scale systems, including household water purification, hospital and laboratory cleaning, and other specialized water treatment applications. They provide high flux performance comparable to conventional low-pass filtration while effectively removing salts and contaminants.