Introduction RO reverse osmosis technology is widely used in advanced water treatment and reuse projects. Working Principle RO systems use semi-permeable membranes to remove dissolved salts, organic substances, and impurities from water. Key Benefits RO solutions provide high-quality water output, stable performance, and efficient removal of contaminants. Applications RO systems are commonly applied in industrial

Introduction Sewage treatment equipment forms the core of wastewater treatment projects. Reliable equipment ensures compliance with discharge standards and stable operation. Equipment System Overview Sewage treatment equipment covers multiple treatment stages, including primary, secondary, and advanced treatment processes. Customization and Design Equipment solutions can be customized based on water quality, treatment capacity, and site conditions

Introduction Sludge treatment is a critical stage in wastewater treatment processes. Efficient sludge management reduces environmental impact and operating costs. Sludge Treatment Challenges Untreated sludge contains high moisture content and organic matter, making storage, transport, and disposal difficult and expensive. Sludge Treatment Process Modern sludge treatment solutions focus on dewatering, volume reduction, and stabilization. Mechanical

Introduction Supporting parts are essential to the stable operation of sewage treatment systems. High-quality components ensure that equipment functions efficiently throughout its service life. Importance of Supporting Parts Sewage treatment systems rely on various structural components, connection units, and auxiliary devices. Poor-quality supporting parts can lead to leakage, corrosion, or system instability. Types of Supporting

Introduction Biogas projects play an increasingly important role in modern sewage and sludge treatment systems. By converting organic waste into renewable energy, biogas solutions help wastewater treatment plants reduce operating costs while improving environmental performance. Challenges in Traditional Sewage and Sludge Treatment Municipal and industrial wastewater treatment plants generate large amounts of organic sludge. Traditional