Municipal government
Municipal Water Environment Management
Business positioning:
Focusing on the upgrading and retrofitting of urban and township municipal wastewater systems, as well as optimizing their operation and maintenance, this initiative addresses key industry challenges—such as high sludge generation, water quality exceeding regulatory limits, insufficient treatment capacity, and difficulties in emergency response—while building an efficient, low‑energy‑consumption, and stable modern municipal water‑treatment system.
Core Business Content
- Efficient Reduction of Municipal Sludge: To address the challenges of high excess sludge production, elevated disposal costs, and substantial land use at municipal wastewater treatment plants, the LSP low‑sludge‑production biological process is employed. By reducing sludge generation at the source, it achieves a high sludge reduction rate, significantly lowering the costs associated with sludge dewatering, transportation, and final disposal. This approach also mitigates the issues of sludge accumulation and secondary pollution inherent in conventional processes, making it well suited for upgrading and retrofitting both small‑ and large‑scale municipal wastewater treatment facilities.
- Water Quality Upgrading and Capacity Expansion: In response to the upgrading of municipal wastewater discharge standards across regions and the growing demand for increased urban wastewater treatment capacity, we undertake process upgrades, equipment modernization, and system optimization at aging municipal wastewater treatment plants. These measures enable a comprehensive improvement in effluent quality without requiring large-scale civil‑engineering renovations, ensuring stable compliance with national standards as well as stringent local discharge regulations, while also boosting treatment capacity and addressing issues such as overloaded operations and incomplete treatment in urban areas.
- Municipal Wastewater Emergency Response: For emergency scenarios such as heavy rainfall during the flood season, sewer overflows, equipment malfunctions, and sudden water quality anomalies, we offer one-stop emergency services—including modular emergency water‑treatment systems, rapid operation and maintenance, and temporary water‑quality control—enabling swift responses to unexpected urban water‑environment issues, ensuring the stable operation of municipal wastewater systems, and preventing direct sewage discharge and associated risks of water‑body pollution.
- Decentralized Wastewater Treatment in Villages and Towns: Tailored for decentralized wastewater treatment in towns and communities, this solution offers compact, integrated water‑treatment units that feature robust shock resistance, simplified operation and maintenance, and low energy consumption. It effectively addresses key challenges such as difficulties in wastewater collection, fragmented treatment processes, and low compliance rates in rural and small‑town settings, thereby supporting the integrated development of urban and rural water environments.
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