Wastewater treatment equipment includes integrated wastewater treatment equipment, centralized industrial wastewater treatment equipment, and automated wastewater treatment equipment.
Integrated wastewater treatment equipment combines multiple treatment units into a single unit using a system integration concept, offering core advantages such as improved space efficiency, ensured process stability, and controlled operation and maintenance costs. Common forms include underground or containerized types. Typical processes include A/O and MBR.
MBR integrated wastewater treatment equipment utilizes membrane bioreactor (MBR) technology, producing clear effluent with near-zero suspended solids and turbidity, suitable for direct reuse.
Centralized industrial wastewater treatment equipment is typically used to treat large-scale industrial wastewater, such as 100 m³/h. Typical treatment units include pH adjustment tanks, flocculation tanks, reaction tanks, and inclined tube clarifiers.
Based on the degree of automation, wastewater treatment equipment can be divided into fully automated wastewater treatment equipment and semi-automatic wastewater treatment equipment.
