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MWDAF Micro and nano efficient air flotation
MWDAF micro-nano air flotation: ultra-low phosphorus sewage treatment, improves the water environment, occupies a small area.
Type
Equipment
Tags
Water pollution prevention and control projects
Water quality monitoring
Chemical phosphorus removal
Limit phosphorus removal
Dissolved air flotation
Micro-nano
Solution maturity
Mass promotion / Mass production
Cooperation methods
Face-to-face consultation
Applicable industry
Water conservancy, environment and public facilities management
Applications
Sewage standard raising
Key innovations
The innovation of this MWDAF micro-nano high-efficiency air flotation technology is that it combines the principle of chemical phosphorus removal, uses a unique coil mixing area, 30 - 50 μ m micro-nano bubbles and a pre-feedback intelligent dosing system to achieve ultra-low phosphorus (≤ 0.05 mg/L) stable emissions. It occupies a small area and has low operating costs per ton of water (≤ 0.
Potential economic benefits
This technology has significant economic benefits. The operating cost per ton of water is low (≤ 0.1 yuan), effectively reducing operating costs. The area is small and the investment in renovation is reduced. Efficient, energy-saving and intelligent dosing system can save medicines and avoid waste.
Potential climate benefits
Through its efficient and energy-saving characteristics, MWDAF micro-nano high-efficiency air flotation technology can significantly reduce energy consumption in the sewage treatment process, thereby reducing power consumption and related carbon emissions. The intelligent dosing system accurately controls the dosing amount and reduces the carbon footprint of the production, transportation and use of chemical phosphorus removal agents.
Solution supplier
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Maiwang Environmental Technology Company
Maiwang Environmental Technology Company
Maiwang Environmental Technology is committed to water treatment and solid waste treatment, providing leading environmental protection technologies and comprehensive solutions.
China
Solution details

1. Project Introduction

At present, the discharged water quality of urban sewage treatment plants implementing Level 1 A standards is close to that of surface Class V water, which is one of the reasons for the failure to improve the quality of natural water bodies and the deterioration of water quality. The implementation of more stringent ultra-low phosphorus emission standards (≤ 0.05 mg/L) can provide high-quality supplementary water sources for receiving water bodies and is of great significance to restoring and improving the water environment. Sewage treatment plants around water bodies such as the Yangtze River Basin, Taihu Lake Basin, and Chaohu Basin all need to increase total phosphorus emission standards. Limited by unfavorable conditions such as the lack of space for upgrading and renovating existing sewage plants, based on the principle of chemical phosphorus removal, MWDAF Micro-nano efficient air flotation can provide a solution with small footprint, good treatment effect, and economical and precise control characteristics. Under the premise that the total phosphorus in the inlet is ≤ 1.0 mg/L, the total phosphorus in the outlet is stable at ≤ 0.05 mg/L, and the operating cost per ton of water is ≤ 0.1 yuan. The application prospects are broad.


2. Cooperation content

(1) Brief introduction of the main related technologies involved

MWDAF micro-nano high-efficiency air flotation consists of a unique coil mixing area, micro-nano bubble generator (particle size is only 30 - 50 μ m), high-efficiency precipitation area, intelligent dosing system, etc. It has reasonable structure, stable operation, and good treatment effect., high efficiency, energy saving, small floor area and other advantages. SS removal rate ≥ 90%; surface load ≥ 20 m<sup>3</sup>/(㎡. h); The front-feedback intelligent agent dosing system can monitor the changes in phosphate concentration and flow rate in the treatment process of the sewage treatment plant in real time, so as to control the automatic dosing amount of chemical phosphorus removal agents through calculation, so that the effluent phosphorus can be stabilized. Meet the standards, and at the same time reduce the waste of phosphorus removal agent dosing, thereby achieving energy conservation and consumption reduction.

(2) Proposed cooperation areas and partners

There is no limit to the cooperation area, and there is a need for total phosphorus removal and standard improvement in municipal sewage (and/or industrial wastewater). We hope to seek partners with rich engineering experience, strong industrialization transformation capabilities, and high targeted market share.

(3) Proposed cooperation model

Equipment process package sales, transformation + operation, general engineering contracting and other models can be used.


3. Cooperation cases

This project will be completed in 2020 at Zhuzhuanjing Sewage Treatment Plant and Feidong Sewage Treatment Plant in Hefei City.


IV. Environmental impact assessment

At present, the discharged water quality of urban sewage treatment plants implementing Level 1 A standards is close to that of surface Class V water, which is one of the reasons for the failure to improve the quality of natural water bodies and the deterioration of water quality. The implementation of more stringent ultra-low phosphorus emission standards (≤ 0.05 mg/L) can provide high-quality supplementary water sources for receiving water bodies and is of great significance to restoring and improving the water environment. Sewage treatment plants around water bodies such as the Yangtze River Basin, Taihu Lake Basin, and Chaohu Lake Basin all need to increase the total phosphorus emission standards. Due to unfavorable conditions such as lack of space for upgrading and renovating existing sewage plants, this project can provide a solution with small land area, low energy consumption, and good treatment effect has broad application prospects.


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07:28:40, Nov 05, 2025
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