Some industrial processes, especially in the semiconductor and pharmaceutical industries, require large quantities of very pure water. In these cases, feed water is first treated to pure water and then further processed to produce ultrapure water.Another type of ultrapure water used in the pharmaceu
READ MOREWater treatment is an essential process used to ensure that the water we use in our daily lives is clean, safe and free of pollutants. In recent years, with the introduction of new technologies and materials, the application of electrodes in water treatment has become more and more popular. One of
READ MORECold, hard water passes through a tank filled with tiny polymer beads whose surface nucleates tiny carbon dioxide bubbles. The initial nucleation of air bubbles may occur due to the decompression of the hard water as it flows up the well, like the top of a beer bottle falling off. Once the carbon di
READ MORELime softening is the process of adding lime to hard water to soften it. It has several advantages [further explanation needed] over ion exchange methods, but is primarily suitable for commercial processing applications.Chelating agentsChelating agents are used in chemical analysis, as water softene
READ MOREA reverse osmosis plant is a manufacturing plant where the reverse osmosis process is carried out. Reverse osmosis is a common process for purifying or desalinating polluted water by forcing it through a membrane. Water produced by reverse osmosis can be used for a variety of purposes, including des
READ MOREIn water treatment, including water purification and sewage treatment, backwashing refers to pumping water back through the filter media, sometimes including the intermittent use of compressed air in the process. Backwashing is a form of preventive maintenance so the filter media can be reused. In w
READ MOREThe basic principle of electrochemical water treatment technology is to make pollutants undergo direct electrochemical reaction or indirect electrochemical transformation on the electrode, that is, direct electrolysis and indirect electrolysis.
READ MORESome industrial processes, especially in the semiconductor and pharmaceutical industries, require large quantities of very pure water. In these cases, feed water is first treated to pure water and then further processed to produce ultrapure water.Another type of ultrapure water used in the pharmaceu
READ MORECold, hard water passes through a tank filled with tiny polymer beads whose surface nucleates tiny carbon dioxide bubbles. The initial nucleation of air bubbles may occur due to the decompression of the hard water as it flows up the well, like the top of a beer bottle falling off. Once the carbon di
READ MORELime softening is the process of adding lime to hard water to soften it. It has several advantages [further explanation needed] over ion exchange methods, but is primarily suitable for commercial processing applications.Chelating agentsChelating agents are used in chemical analysis, as water softene
READ MOREA reverse osmosis plant is a manufacturing plant where the reverse osmosis process is carried out. Reverse osmosis is a common process for purifying or desalinating polluted water by forcing it through a membrane. Water produced by reverse osmosis can be used for a variety of purposes, including des
READ MOREIn water treatment, including water purification and sewage treatment, backwashing refers to pumping water back through the filter media, sometimes including the intermittent use of compressed air in the process. Backwashing is a form of preventive maintenance so the filter media can be reused. In w
READ MOREWater treatment is an essential process used to ensure that the water we use in our daily lives is clean, safe and free of pollutants. In recent years, with the introduction of new technologies and materials, the application of electrodes in water treatment has become more and more popular. One of
READ MOREThe basic principle of electrochemical water treatment technology is to make pollutants undergo direct electrochemical reaction or indirect electrochemical transformation on the electrode, that is, direct electrolysis and indirect electrolysis.
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