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Zero wastewater discharge refers to the process where industrial wastewater, after repeated use, is concentrated to remove over 99% of its salt content and pollutants, and then recycled and reused without any waste liquid being discharged from the factory. The salt and pollutants in the water are concentrated and crystallized into solid forms, which are discharged from the factory and sent to waste disposal sites for landfilling or recycling as useful chemical raw materials.

Core technology: By comprehensively applying physical and chemical processes such as membrane separation, evaporation crystallization, and drying, the total dissolved solids in wastewater are concentrated to a higher concentration, and ultimately zero discharge is achieved through evaporation crystallization treatment.