Focusing on agricultural ecology and environmental protection, Center Enamel has made new progress in the treatment of aquaculture wastewater

Recently, the project construction has made new progress. The Beijing aquaculture wastewater treatment project undertaken by Shijiazhuang Zhengzhong Technology Co., Ltd. is about to be completed. After the project is officially put into operation, it will take on the important task of sewage treatment for the pig farm, so that the sewage water quality meets the prescribed discharge standards.

　　 Large-scale pig farms discharge a large and concentrated amount of sewage every day, and the sewage contains a lot of pollutants. If it is discharged into the external environment or directly used in agriculture without treatment, it will seriously damage the local ecological environment. As a comprehensive organic waste treatment service provider, Genzon Technology focuses on the field of agricultural ecology and environmental protection, from equipment manufacturing, process research and development to engineering construction, to provide customers with comprehensive solutions in line with the development of modern aquaculture industry, and effectively solve the environmental pollution and resource regeneration of the aquaculture industry in my country. Take advantage of the problem.

In this project, Center Enamel was entrusted by the breeding company, based on the site survey data, the project water quality characteristics, the specific conditions of the pig farm, combined with the successful experience of multiple projects, and based on the principles of high efficiency in sewage treatment and convenient operation and management, it formulated The right solution. By using UASB+ two-stage AO as the core process, it ensures the stable compliance of COD, ammonia nitrogen and total phosphorus; meanwhile, comprehensive treatment of pig farm manure improves the overall benefits of the project, which reflects the technological advancement and economic benefits Sexuality and environmental ecology.