NO.220

NO.220 Application Field and Working PrincipleNO.220 refers to the type of existing equipment and its general application fields. It can be widely used in many industries, such as industrial, civil, chemical, pharmaceutical, etc. It is mainly applicable for water treatment, waste treatment, air purification, and other liquid treatment.The working principle of NO.220 is based on the principle of dissimilatory metal reduction and oxidation reaction. In this process, the oxidation of the dissolved metal ions is accelerated by the presence of a disproportionation reaction catalyst. This reaction can be used to reduce the concentration of the pollutants. The reaction process can be carried out in two stages.In the first stage, the reaction catalyst accelerates the oxidation reaction of the metal ions, which can then be converted into an insoluble form and released to the atmosphere. In the second stage, the reaction catalysts accelerate the reaction between metal ions and the pollutants, thus reducing their concentration. This process is known as metal-catalyzed oxidation or oxidative mineralization.The main advantage of NO.220 over other processes is its efficiency and cost-effectiveness. It is quick and easy to install, and has the ability to process large volumes of liquid. Additionally, it can operate at a low energy output, making it very economical. It is ideal for treating industrial wastewater containing high concentrations of pollutants, such as heavy metals.NO.220 has many advantages, but there are some drawbacks as well. It may not be effective in treating certain types of pollutants, such as those with low solubility in water. It also requires the use of specialized wastewater treatment chemicals, such as coagulants, flocculants, and disinfectants, which can be expensive.Despite these drawbacks, NO.220 is a very efficient and cost-effective method of treating wastewater and removing pollutants. It can provide a safe and reliable means for treating all types of wastewater and has the potential to reduce the environmental impact of industrial activities.