A containerized/mobile water treatment plant is a portable water treatment system that is usually mounted on a container or trailer. It can be rapidly deployed wherever potable water is needed, such as disaster sites, rural areas or military bases. Its strength lies in its flexibility and portability. It can be transported by road, rail or air to where water is needed for quick installation and start-up.

One of the main issues with seawater desalination is the high energy demand, and carbon emissions from the energy production process can have a negative impact on the environment. Concentrated brine by-products from the desalination process are also a major concern, and these chemicals can pose a potential threat to human health if not handled properly.

Large scale water purification is a technology that converts large amounts of contaminated water into clean, safe drinking water or water resources for other purposes through a series of treatment processes. This process usually involves 3 steps including sedimentation, filtration and sterilization.

Solar seawater desalination usually uses solar evaporation devices to heat seawater until it evaporates, and then collects fresh water through condensation. In this way, drinking water can be produced at low cost and with low energy consumption. In addition, the solar desalination device can be adjusted according to actual needs and is suitable for small-scale and large-scale production.

5 common types of water processing: 1. Mechanical filtration 2. Chemical treatment 3. Biological treatment 4. Membrane separation 5. Advanced oxidation treatment

The primary water treatment system is the first process in the water treatment process. Its purpose is to remove large particle impurities and pollutants in the water, providing a good foundation for subsequent treatment processes. 5 main processes: 1. Screen filtration 2. Sedimentation tank 3. Adding flocculant 4. Filter 5. Adjust pH

5 key steps for disinfection in water treatment: 1. Preprocessing 2. Adding disinfectant 3. Reaction and contact time 4. Residual disinfection 5. Testing and Monitoring

Water purification model refers to a system or process for purifying water sources, aiming to remove pollutants, impurities and harmful substances in water to provide clean and safe drinking water or industrial water. These models usually consist of multiple treatment units, each with specific functions to ensure water purification and compliance with relevant standards.

A filter house refers to a building or facility used for water treatment, which contains various filters and filter materials to remove impurities and pollutants from water. The filter house is usually an important part of the water treatment plant. Its design and operation affect the purification effect and treatment efficiency of water quality.

The chlorination of water process refers to adding chlorine gas or other chlorides to water to make the water contain a certain concentration of chloride ions to achieve the purpose of disinfection and sterilization. In the chlorination of water process, commonly used chlorination agents include chlorine gas, sodium hypochlorite, chloramine, etc.