A pulsed plasma reactor generates ions at the liquid-gas interface to drive reactive species into wastewater.
Optimized carbon carriers reduce the six-month start-up period by accelerating bacterial adhesion and nitrogen removal speed.
Electrochemical cell treats membrane bioreactor permeate to remove residual phosphorous below 0.05 mg/L for environmental discharge.
A CuO-MnOx catalyst on alumina pellets decomposes ozone to hydroxyl radicals.
Nitrogen-rich off-gas from cumene oxidation strips methanol and cumene from waste water, reducing chemical oxygen demand without external steam.
Sulfur-coupled organoclay removes mercury and arsenic from water, addressing insufficient removal efficiency in conventional filtration.