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This post was last edited by engineer021 on 2023-4-5 14:37. When you gaze into the void, the void is also gazing at you
All industries are in a poor state; how long can the boom in environmental protection last? In my opinion, it’s just a fleeting phenomenon. . .
Work in various environmental testing agencies – this industry is widespread nowadays, testing services are expensive, and yet such testing is necessary!
Working in environmental protection is not easy! The company is constantly dealing with complaints from local residents, and city officials as well as the environmental protection agency often call; there are unpleasant odors, and sometimes it’s necessary to accompany them to the factory for inspections even in the middle of the night. State-owned enterprises are easy to bully; they sue us over any strange odors coming from factories in the vicinity.
Environmental protection devices are all quite small, right? I don’t know if things will still be the same as they are now in a few years.
Desulfurization and denitrification, treatment of wastewater and waste gas – but I guess it’s just a temporary trend; these days, it’s hard to do anything properly
Environmental protection can cover up the mistakes of chemical and pharmaceutical projects~~
Let me give you some information on the environmental protection industry. Specifically, environmental engineering can be divided into three areas: water treatment, air treatment, and waste solid waste treatment. Water treatment: This is a relatively large area, including municipal water treatment, urban sewage treatment plants, water supply plants, and the like. Wastewater treatment is a rather broad field; almost all industrial sectors generate wastewater that needs to be treated. Coal chemical industry wastewater, which has gained attention in recent years, is one such example. In addition, there is also pure water treatment, such as make-up water for power plant boilers. Finally, there are some other aspects, such as circulating water treatment, which is aimed at preventing scaling and corrosion. In short, it involves treating various types of wastewater into water of different degrees of purity, ranging from water that meets regulatory standards to water that is almost pure. Gas treatment: includes flue gas treatment, odor control, organic waste gas treatment, and so on. Flue gas treatment is the mainstream in the engineering industry due to its large scale. Specifically, it refers to flue gas treatment in power plants, including dust removal, desulfurization, denitration, and also mercury removal. Waste disposal: includes the treatment of garbage and waste, such as landfilling, incineration, and various hazardous wastes. In addition, there are other aspects such as soil remediation and environmental impact assessment.