• 2025-07-09

Advanced water treatment technology

Advanced water treatment technology

Advanced water treatment refers to a technical system that uses physical, chemical and biological enhancement processes to achieve deep removal of pollutants. Its core goals are:

Targeted pollution removal

Microorganisms: Inactivation rate > 6-log (Cryptosporidium/virus)

Organic pollutants: TOC removal rate ≥ 95% (including pesticide/drug residues)

Inorganic pollutants: heavy metal ion interception rate> 99.9%

Emerging pollutants: PFAS/PFOA removal efficiency ≥ 90%

Core Technology Matrix

Technology Category Representative Process Key Performance Indicators

Membrane separation technology Reverse osmosis (RO) Desalination rate ＞99.8%

Nanofiltration (NF) Divalent ion retention > 95%

Advanced oxidation processes (AOPs) Ozone/ultraviolet (O₃-UV) Hydroxyl radical yield 5×10⁻⁴ mol/J

Electrochemical oxidation COD degradation rate 0.8kg/(m³·h)

Adsorption technology Activated carbon (GAC/PAC) Iodine value ≥1000mg/g

Ion exchange chelating resin Heavy metal adsorption capacity 5meq/g

Application scenarios and standards

Drinking water plants: meet the microbial limit values of the 5th edition of the WHO Guidelines for Drinking Water Quality

Wastewater Reclamation Plant: Meets ISO 20760 Standard for Industrial Recycled Water

Semiconductor ultrapure water: resistivity ≥18.2 MΩ·cm (ASTM D5127)

Sustainable Value

The wastewater reuse rate increased to 75% (3 times higher than the traditional process)

Energy recovery rate＞35% (membrane concentrate energy recovery system)