Industrial water refers to water used in dry industrial processes or industrial process operations. Industrial water treatment involves treating the raw water used in the specific industry through various purification methods.

The company has implemented advanced water treatment processes to meet the required quality standards for various industrial water uses.

Therefore, the treatment methods and process systems to be used should be determined based on the quality of the raw water and the specific water quality requirements of various industrial uses. In a particular industry, different water quality standards should be established according to the different uses of water, such as cooling water, cleaning water, raw material water, humidity and temperature control water, and finished product treatment water, etc.

Based on the varying impurities present in raw water, different treatment methods are employed. Common methods can be referred to in the table, which categorizes water treatment techniques according to the size of the impurities. In reality, these methods are not strictly separated; for instance, ion exchange is primarily used in water treatment for desalination or softening.

During the column bed exchange process, the concentration of colloids and suspended solids is also reduced. With the continuous update and development of industrial water treatment technology,

Especially with the advancement of membrane technology, reverse osmosis, ultrafiltration, and microfiltration are also being applied and developed in the field of water treatment technology. In addition to some proposed methods, there are also specific substances being removed.