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The role of water treatment in industrial production

2008-01-11View Original

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Basically, every chemical plant has a cooling water system and a boiler water system, and chemical dosing control is required for both of these systems. The costs associated with this over the course of a year are quite high, especially when using chemicals supplied by large foreign water treatment companies. I hope everyone can discuss the actual role that water treatment systems play in practice, as well as whether there are any excellent domestic companies specializing in water treatment.
Reply #22008-01-12
From an environmental protection perspective, water must be treated, given the current severe situation regarding environmental protection. In terms of equipment and processes, water used in the general chemical industry (such as circulating water and deionized water) must be treated, with various parameters such as COD, ammonia nitrogen, Cl ions, and pH having to meet specified standards.
Reply #32015-06-12
Yes, water treatment is indeed quite challenging
Reply #42015-06-18
xuningji chendianji, dengdeng
Reply #52015-06-21
Wastewater treatment is a great endeavor that benefits future generations! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !

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