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As environmental regulations become increasingly stringent, the water treatment chemicals sector is undergoing a "green" transformation.

General Chemicals: Originally referring to inorganic chemical products used in water treatment, such as aluminum sulfate, sulfuric acid, sodium hyd...

Porous media filters are widely utilized in water treatment processes. While they can be employed as standalone units, they most frequently serve a...

A multi-media filter utilizes two or more types of filtration media to clarify water with high turbidity. Under specific pressure, the water passes...

Activated carbon filters are a widely utilized type of water treatment equipment. Serving as a pretreatment stage for water desalination systems, t...

Compact Structure: This equipment integrates coagulation, filtration, and continuous cleaning into a single unit. It simplifies the water treatment...

Holes are cut into the water distribution plate, and the water distributors are welded into place; alternatively, threaded connections may be selec...

AIGER sand filters—which utilize quartz sand as a filtration medium for wastewater purification—generally fall into two categories: the conventiona...

The air flotation tank primarily serves as a pretreatment stage for wastewater, removing suspended solids, colloids, and the majority of organic ma...

An inclined-tube clarifier is a sedimentation tank equipped with inclined tubes within its settling zone. It is typically assembled using either in...

A sand filter tank is a basin designed for the purification of water or wastewater, featuring a layer of sand—serving as the filtration medium—laid...

Biochemical sludge refers to organic matter—comprising microorganisms, biofilms, and other impurities found in wastewater—that accumulates in sedim...