What majors do those who come to this area have?
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Everyone, what specialties do those in the water treatment technology exchange area have?
There is sewage treatment, sewage reuse, circulating cooling water treatment, boiler water treatment, central air conditioning water treatment, oil field water treatment, municipal water supply, seawater desalination...
I used to study silicates, but I changed careers and now work in utility engineering. This post was last edited by li*ch1968 on 2009-3-17 15:38.]
The water treatment sector is, of course, related to fields such as chemistry, environmental engineering, water supply and drainage engineering, and microbiology. I majored in chemistry and environmental engineering.
It was originally meant for refinement. Doing utility work now
I’ve been in the chemical industry for 20 years. Suddenly became interested in using chemical technology for environmental protection.
Water supply and drainage specialty~Water treatment processes and equipment~~~:)
I majored in chemical engineering, but I’m currently working in the field of environmental protection, where I deal with matters related to air and wastewater treatment. I hope to learn as much as possible from everyone here, and I know I need to offer more help
I work in process engineering, as preparing PFDs often involves the utility systems, especially the cooling water aspect related to heat exchangers. So I came to your version to learn* learn*. This is my first time visiting your version; please take good care of me.
I’ve been working in chemical engineering processes for 20 years; now I’m involved in water treatment.
In chemical engineering, water treatment is an essential category.
I majored in environmental engineering, and I am currently working on water treatment at a chemical plant
Environmental engineering, related to water supply and drainage
I majored in Chemical Engineering and Technology; currently, I work in water treatment, specifically in water desalination
From environmental engineering, but currently working in industrial water supply.
I work in automation, but mainly focusing on control systems for water supply and drainage; therefore, I hope to learn some techniques related to water treatment.