Reclaimed Water Reuse System

Reclaimed water reuse systems use water filtration to treat wastewater from domestic or industrial sources, enabling the reuse of reclaimed water in various applications and promoting sustainable reclaimed/reuse water management.

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Conventional Wastewater

Conventional wastewater treatment refers to the conventional treatment of wastewater through methods like primary and secondary treatments.

Technology: Grid → Regulating tank → Coagulation sedimentation →MBR→ Disinfection → Reuse

High-salt Wastewater

Technology: Pretreatment →UF→RO→ Evaporation and crystallization → Industrial salt recovery

Oily Wastewater

Oily wastewater is a common byproduct in industries like petrochemical and metal processing. An effective oily wastewater treatment system—often part of an oily wastewater treatment plant—may include separation, filtration, and even evaporation with oily wastewater to achieve compliance.

Technology: Oil separator → Air flotation →AO process → Filtration → Reuse

SBR

As an efficient and flexible method, SBR in water treatment combines aeration and settling in timed cycles, making it a reliable choice for SBR sewage treatment systems.

Technology: Influent → Aeration reaction (COD/BOD degradation, simultaneous nitrogen and phosphorus removal) → Sedimentation (sludge settling) → Drainage (supernatant taken from the decanter)