I. Equipment Introduction

II. Process Flow

Wastewater → Collection Tank → Chemical Dosing → Reaction Tank → Sedimentation Tank → Chemical Dosing → Sand Filtration → Carbon Filtration → Fine Filtration → Booster Pump → Ultrafiltration (UF) → UF Water Tank → Booster Pump → Chemical Dosing → Fine Filtration → High-Pressure Pump → Reverse Osmosis (RO) → Pure Water Tank → Water Usage Point

III. Design Features

1. Fully Automated Control: Operate in automatic mode (with programmable backwash and regeneration sequences) or switch to manual control as needed.
2. UPVC Piping: Durable UPVC pipes ensure long - lasting, corrosion - resistant fluid transport.
3. Integrated Management: Combines control systems and instrumentation for simplified operation and oversight.
4. Smart Consumables Alert: Automatic reminders for consumable replacement, triggered by real - time water quality/pressure changes (not just time - based). Adapts to regional water variations for optimal performance.
5. Efficient Solid - Liquid Separation: Separates suspended solids, colloids, and microbial biomass from purified water with a compact, simple - to - use process. Delivers high - quality effluent, often reusable without tertiary treatment.
6. High - Density Biomass Support: Maintains concentrated biomass in bioreactors to boost volume load, shorten hydraulic retention time, and reduce footprint.
7. Microbial Stability: Prevents loss of microbial colonies, supporting slow - growing populations (e.g., nitrifying bacteria) for balanced metabolic processes.
8. Enhanced Degradation: Extends retention of large, hard - to - break - down molecules to improve decomposition.
9. Membrane Longevity: Mitigates fouling via regular backwashing/chemical cleaning to slow flux decline, sustaining MBR system lifespan.

IV. Design Standards and Basis

1. Customized meticulously based on the comprehensive water quality reports provided by clients.
2. Technical Specifications for Water Treatment Equipment (JB/T 2932-1999)
3. Criteria for General Landscape and Ecological Water Applications (CJ/T 95-2000)
4. Standards for Domestic Non-Potable Water Usage (CJ/48-1999)
5. Requirements for Industrial Circulating Cooling Water (GB/T 50102-2003)
6. Standards for Reverse Osmosis Water Treatment Equipment (CJ/T 119-2000)
7. International Electrotechnical Commission Standard for Low-Voltage Switchgear and Controlgear Assemblies (IEC 439-1)