Rural and Urban Integrated XYTC-MBR Series

Wastewater from domestic use
Wastewater from daily life refers to the wastewater discharged from daily activities, primarily contaminated by domestic waste and human excreta. The quantity, composition, and concentration of pollutants are related to people's habits and water usage. Generally, domestic wastewater does not contain harmful substances, but it provides suitable conditions for microbial growth, containing a large number of bacteria and pathogens, posing a health hazard from a sanitation perspective.
With the ever-increasing urban population, the issue of urban wastewater treatment is becoming increasingly prominent. Due to outdated technology, lack of funding, and significant treatment challenges, these factors have consistently impacted the urban environment and its development. Failing to address these issues promptly will result in severe pollution and severe consequences as urbanization progresses and water usage continues to rise.