The definition and fate of various types of \"water\" in industry!
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Encounter the following types of “water”: Domestic wastewater: such as that generated from washing hands in the office. Finally discharged to the water treatment plant for treatment? Production wastewater: such as water used for cleaning equipment and floors, ? Wastewater from production: such as toxic and harmful water generated by chemical reactions, is first discharged into a wastewater tank, and then must be treated to meet standards before it can be released? I can’t be sure; please give me some guidance, expert.
Domestic water enters the septic tank where it is treated for wastewater disposal. Wastewater from production, water used for equipment cleaning, and water generated during the production process are all sent to wastewater treatment. Rainwater enters the wastewater treatment system in the first 5 minutes, and can then be discharged outside the plant through the rainwater pipes.
Domestic wastewater is sent to domestic wastewater treatment plants； Both production wastewater and industrial sewage must be sent to industrial wastewater treatment plants
Regardless of the type of water, any water that does not meet the standards must be treated before it can be discharged; different types of wastewater require different treatment processes and methods
Domestic wastewater enters the municipal sewage network； After preliminary treatment, the process wastewater is sent to the industrial park sewage treatment facility for centralized treatment
In the future, as environmental protection requirements become stricter, the discharge of this water will be more strictly regulated
Domestic wastewater and industrial wastewater should both be discharged into the sewage system for treatment, and only after meeting the required standards can they be released.
Process water, domestic water, circulating water, fire suppression water, wastewater