Current methods for wastewater treatment
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I have been working on wastewater treatment for several years, and I believe there is great potential in this field. Currently, the only widely used industrial method is oxidation-reduction treatment; the waste is simply converted into sludge for landfilling. The cost of membrane technology remains quite high at present. If you have any thoughts, feel free to share them~
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In the long run, it does have great potential, but in the short term, I don’t think many companies will be willing to undertake such projects – the costs are high, which means reduced profits for the companies; they will definitely refuse to do it. That’s why it’s called a human crisis – that’s what everyone thinks these days; they only focus on immediate benefits.
That’s right; current factories do not yet have such a high level of environmental awareness, and high costs represent the bottleneck at present~
Environmental protection is a challenging industry, involving numerous departments and a great deal of interpersonal interaction
In the long term, the prospects for this trend are good, but in the short term they are not so favorable. The competition in the environmental protection industry is fierce at present; many people use conventional methods, simply copying what others do, while new methods are either costly or yield unstable results. In areas where competition in environmental protection is fierce, it often takes the form of vicious competition or monopolies based on connections; as a result, the treatment outcomes fail to meet the expected standards, and **there is also inadequate supervision at various levels. Only the improvement of systems can bring spring to the environmental protection industry!