Membrane and water treatment technology approaching the international advanced level achieved a qualitative leap

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The 7th China International Film and Water Treatment Technology and Equipment Exhibition closed on September 16th. The film and water treatment technology and equipment manufacturing in China have achieved a qualitative leap over the past few years. Its overall strength has approached the international advanced level. Level.
According to Liu Xianqiu, secretary general of the China Film Industry Association, in terms of technological innovation, China has made major breakthroughs in ultrafiltration, microfiltration and reverse osmosis. The original production of reverse osmosis membranes has always been a blank space. At present, at least three domestic companies have been able to achieve localization and have achieved the bulk export of products. Microfiltration membrane and ultrafiltration membrane technology have reached the world advanced level, are widely used in municipal engineering and sewage treatment projects, and has formed a group of more influential domestic brands. In addition, the gas phase film and inorganic film technology have also been greatly improved, and show a broader application prospects.
Another sign of the maturity of China's membrane and water treatment technologies is that many domestic companies are not willing to stay on the production of membrane and membrane accessories, but also can systematically contract water treatment projects. China Bluestar Beijing Cleaning Company is in the domestic pharmaceutical industry in recent years. One of the outstanding general contractors in the field of beer and food, metallurgy, municipal engineering and other areas, its membrane and water treatment specialization company enjoys a good reputation in the industry.
Liu Xianqiu said that the direct cause of the advancement of China's membrane and water treatment technology is the sustainable development and the implementation of the national policy of circular economy. The market demand has effectively driven the drive Chain of application and industry, industry and scientific research.

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