Is electroadsorption water treatment technology reliable?
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The WeChat official account of China Chemical Industry News on June 24 stated that the cost of treating wastewater using electroadsorption has been reduced to 3.62 yuan per ton. Is this reliable? Is electroadsorption really that amazing? Please ask those who are aware to help. Thank you.
I don’t know much about it, so I can’t comment. However, both new technologies and new processes go through a scaling-up process from the laboratory to actual production, and different water quality conditions require separate treatment approaches; there is no one-size-fits-all solution. For new technologies and new processes, it is more reliable to conduct pilot tests before deciding whether they can be used.
Do you have the manufacturer’s contact information? I’d like to get in touch! Thank you, OP!
Before using it, conduct a thorough investigation to examine its performance, and also understand its principle and scope of use.
http://www.ccin.com.cn/ccin/news/2015/06/24/319062.shtml Take a look at this news article; there’s no other information available about Aiste Water Technology Co., Ltd.
Electroadsorption technology is actually a type of wastewater desalination technique; there’s nothing strange about it – it simply provides people with additional options for processes to use. But I know that electroadsorption can indeed help reduce overall investment and operating costs in some zero-emission applications.
Theoretically, I am optimistic about electrochemistry; it’s just that the results so far aren’t very good
Low-concentration saline wastewater should be fine, while high-concentration or organic-containing wastewater should be more challenging and requires closer attention.