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Technical paper demonstrates water quality improvement using green technologies ACH, SCM, and DAF-WTP, indicating resource efficiency gains.
Lawrence K Wang 王抗曝 , Mu-Hao Sung Wang, 宋慕浩, Chandler CJ Bien卞全忠,Stephen Wu 胡啟焕, and Lim Eng Wah 林永华. (2017) TREATING UNPREDICTABLE POTABLE WATER SOURCE WITH ALUMINUM CHLOROHYDRATE (ACH), STREAMING CURRENT MONITOR (SCM), AND DISSOLVED AIR FLOTATION WATER TREATMENT PLANT (DAF-WTP) 《用绿科技新药 ACH, 新儀控 SCM, 及気浮水廠 DAF-WTP, 処理多变性自来水源》, The 18th Mainland-Taiwan Environmental Protection Conference (MTEPC), (Nov. , 2017). 第18屆海峡两岸环境保护研讨会, National Taiwan University, Taipei, Taiwan; Overseas Chinese Environmental Engineers and Scientists Association (OCEESA). ABSTRACT: Aluminum chlorohydrate (ACH) is a green coagulant highly effective for water treatment especially when the influent water quality is unpredictable, and normally the raw water source is unusable. Streaming current monitor (SCM) is an automatic chemical dosage monitor and controller which is a second green technology for treating water which quality constantly changes. Dissolved air flotation (DAF) is a third green water treatment technology which achieves high effluent quality but saves detention time (DT), O&M costs all by about 25%. This technical paper (1) introduces the use of 3 green technologies of ACH, SCM and DAF for treating unpredictable water, in turn, for saving raw water resources, O&M costs and improving water quality; and (2) proposes further business and research developments of these green technologies in both mainland China and Taiwan. Both the technology details and a preliminary business plan are discussed. Investors and partners are invited and warmly welcome. 同时用新药ACH,新儀控SCM 及気浮水廠(DAF-WTP) 可以処理原先無用的多变性水源, 减少25%处理时间(DT), 节省造价及化学药品, 並且提高自来水的品质. 所以ACH, SCM 及 DAF 是绿色科技. 本文介绍此三种绿色科技的原理及成效, 同时发起组织公司, 欢迎大家共同努力.
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