To speak ofRural Wastewater Treatment Plant Operation and Management Control System，You might find this somewhat unfamiliar, but the domestic wastewater treatment plant, you're definitely aware of, as it is closely related to our daily lives. Rural domestic wastewater treatment involves removing and degrading harmful substances and environmental pollutants from domestic wastewater to render it harmless. We are now facing a crucial issue: Does the wastewater treatment meet the standards? How should non-compliant water quality emissions be handled? Is the wastewater treatment plant operated properly?
Based on historical emission data, the current rural water pollutant emissions in our country account for a significant portion of the national total.Over 50% of wastewater is discharged untreated, with treatment rates only reaching 10%-20%, severely impacting the local water ecosystem. Many provinces and cities have invested heavily in building numerous rural domestic wastewater treatment stations. However, if these stations fail to meet treatment standards, the wastewater issue remains fundamentally unresolved.
Lack of wastewater quality monitoring in the rural wastewater treatment process leads to inefficiencies in this stage. Additionally, rural wastewater is characterized by its widespread and scattered sources, significant fluctuations in water volume, and large regional differences. This results in a large number of wastewater treatment plants being constructed, yet the treatment outcomes are unsatisfactory, failing to fulfill the intended construction purpose.
Rural wastewater monitoring, when employing traditional methods such as fixed-site water quality analyzers or manual monitoring, presents certain challenges. Fixed-site analyzers are costly and require significant space, making them less suitable for small rural treatment stations. Manual monitoring, on the other hand, demands more labor, is prone to greater errors, has slower reporting times, and is heavily influenced by human factors.
In 2022, news from Hebei Derun Hou Tian announced that the company's rural domestic wastewater operation and management information platform was officially launched, enabling real-time monitoring of multiple wastewater treatment facilities. The system fully utilizes big data, intelligence, edge computing, and machine learning of the new generation of information technology to achieve real-time monitoring of the operation of wastewater treatment facilities, allowing managers to clearly understand relevant information without leaving their homes.
The DeRun HouTian leader has repeatedly visited rural wastewater treatment stations for on-site inspections, combining the actual situation with extensive experiments and field tests. The developed system boasts a smaller size, lower cost, and convenient operation and maintenance.
System Composition
Rural Wastewater Treatment Plant Operation and Control System consists of: Water Quality Analysis Unit, Data Collection/Transmission Unit, Video Monitoring Unit, and Software Platform.
Water Quality Analysis Unit: Responsible for monitoring the water quality after the treatment of domestic wastewater stations, featuring real-time data output, no secondary reagent contamination, and numerous other advantages.;
Data Collection/Transmission Unit: Responsible for collecting analysis data from the water quality analysis unit and uploading it to the software platform or the customer's PC.
Video Monitoring Unit: Responsible for providing real-time feedback on the actual conditions at the wastewater treatment plant site, facilitating management.;
Software Platform: The platform centrally displays monitoring data and on-site video footage, allowing managers to clearly view the monitoring data and videos from various wastewater treatment stations.
