We produce reclaimed water through multiple processing methods and do not discharge wastewater!
"DiaFellow ZD" is a wastewater reuse device that reduces environmental impact by not discharging wastewater into sewers or public water bodies, while also utilizing water resources. It reliably and stably treats wastewater using the MBR treatment method with Mitsubishi Chemical's hollow fiber membranes. This system achieves zero wastewater, complies with wastewater regulations, and purifies wastewater for reuse. 【Features】 ■ Zero Liquid Discharge (ZLD) ■ Stable operation ■ Compliance with wastewater regulations ■ Wastewater reuse *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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【Features of Hollow Fiber Membrane】 ■ High chemical resistance: Made from PVDF, which has excellent chemical resistance ■ High mechanical strength ■ High flux (water permeability) *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Our company proposes appropriate treatment systems tailored to the types and compositions of wastewater, based on our advanced technology and years of accumulated experience. Centered around the MBR (Membrane Bioreactor) using hollow fiber membranes manufactured by Mitsubishi Chemical, we provide diverse technological solutions across various fields of industrial wastewater, including food, chemicals, and semiconductors. Aiming for a sustainable society, we respond to the needs of our customers and society through wastewater reuse, energy creation, sludge conversion into fertilizers, recovery of valuable metals, and treatment of refractory COD, among other solutions.
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