2024 Asia Water Expo: SPERTA Showcasing in MBR Technology
Shanghai Sperta Environmental Technology Co., Ltd. made a significant impression at the 2024 Asia Water Expo, held from April 23-25 at the Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre. We showcased our advanced Membrane Bioreactor (MBR) technology, which significantly evolved from traditional Sequential Batch Reactor (SBR) processes. Our participation was a demonstration of technology and a showcase of […]
Distinguish Client Visits Sperta for Enhanced Collaboration
Building Stronger Business Ties On April 17th, 2024, representatives from TNS Water Treatment Company made a significant visit to the Sperta office. This visit underscores strengthening our ongoing partnership and deepening our collaborative efforts, particularly in innovative environmental technologies. Key Discussions and Strategic Outcomes The agenda was packed with strategic discussions focusing on leveraging advanced technological solutions to enhance environmental sustainability. The interactions were […]
Industry Partner Visits Sperta for Strategic Discussions
Strengthening Partnerships with a Strategic Meeting On April 15th, representatives from Ken Engineering Company, our esteemed business partner, visited the Sperta office. The primary purpose of their visit was to discuss new collaborations on wastewater treatment projects and to partake in a training session on our latest water treatment technologies. This visit underscores the ongoing […]
Parameter of Suez Zeeweed 500D Membrane
The Suez Zeeweed 500D membrane bioreactor (MBR) is a key component in modern wastewater treatment technology. Known for its efficiency and reliability, the Suez 500D MBR membrane offers a compact and advanced solution for municipal and industrial wastewater treatment
Fenton Reaction: A Brief Overview
In 1893, chemist Fenton HJ discovered that a mixture of hydrogen peroxide (H2O2) and ferrous ions (Fe2+) exhibited strong oxidizing properties, capable of oxidizing many known organic compounds such as carboxylic acids, alcohols, and esters to inorganic states, with remarkable oxidation effects.
What Causes Sludge Floatation in Secondary Clarifier Tank?
The main factors influencing sludge floatation in secondary clarifiers include water quantity and quality, temperature, pH value, dissolved oxygen, and sludge retention time.
