The core differences between drinking water treatment and wastewater treatment lie in their treatment targets, objectives, and process flows: 1. Differences in Treatment Targets Drinking water treatment targets natural water sources (such as surface water and groundwater), aiming to remove suspended solids, microorganisms, and harmful substances to ensure water quality
MBR Process OverviewConventional Activated Sludge (CAS) is widely used in various sewage treatments. Since gravity sedimentation is used as a means of solid-liquid separation, it brings many problems, such as low solid-liquid separation efficiency, low volume load of treatment equipment, large floor space, unstable effluent quality, low oxygen transfer efficiency,
What’s the types of sludge? Sludge is a heterogeneous body composed of organic debris, bacteria, inorganic particles and colloids. It is difficult to separate solids and liquids thoroughly through sedimentation. The sludge produced by sewage treatment is a typical organic sludge, which is characterized by high organic content (60%~80%), fine