Weekly topic Phase 3: Environmental protection and wastewater treatment technology
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Environmental protection and wastewater treatment technologies are developing rapidly. Let’s discuss this topic this week. 1. What technologies will be the focus in the future? 2. Which method is the most cost-effective for treating municipal waste? Weekly topic: Note: 1. There is no need to hide your responses (hidden responses will not be counted)； 2. Please do not post spam or meaningless posts ； 3. Maximum score: 2 Charm ； 4. We welcome all marine enthusiasts to offer valuable suggestions; you can send direct messages to the moderators or post comments under this thread ； 5. The foreign language section is seeking enthusiastic moderators and technical discussants: http://bbs.hcbbs.com/viewthread.php?tid=825922&page=1&extra=#pid5441402. Everyone is welcome to sign up actively! Wishing everyone a pleasant work week ahead!
Reply 1# shiwang528 Inorganic Membrane technology can be a focus in the future. Its main advantages include high temperature resistance, high chemical corrosion resistance, high mechanical strength, strong antimicrobial properties, high permeability, good washability, a narrow pore size distribution, excellent separation performance, and a long service life. Activated sludge is the economical method for treating municipal waste. Years of application have shown that this method is reliable, and extensive experience has been accumulated in its design and management; moreover, a complete range of supporting equipment is available.
My major is environmental chemistry, so I’m very interested in this topic. In my opinion, ecological technology – whose core idea is for humans to develop in harmony with the environment – will be the trend in environmental protection. Ecological technology has already been applied in many areas, and it has proven to be more efficient and effective. I hope that our country will place greater emphasis on it, because nature is far more powerful than people think. The key to effectively dealing with municipal waste is its proper classification and collection, which requires an effective system across the entire country. The Western developed countries have offered us many useful ideas, and we can learn from them!