Compared with other pollution, the pollution of water is the most serious thraet to human beings of all pollution. On the one hand, water is the basic element to ensure people's normal production and life, and the utilization rate of water in daily production and life is extremely high. On the other hand, water resources not only exist on the ground, underground water resources are the last barrier to normal life, after the groundwater resources are polluted, it also means that the regional scope already belongs to the uninhabitable environment.
How to deal with water pollution is always a hot topic. The common methods used for water pollution remediation include physical, chemical, and biological methods. Lifeasible has been focusing on environmental and ecological research trends, and our experienced team has also developed multifaceted solutions for researchers in environmental protection and water remediation to help our clients analyze samples and plan optimal water remediation pathways.
| Methods | Descriptions |
| Chemical treatment method | The water remediation process is usually carried out by adding chemicals or by using adsorbents to change the redox potential, pH, adsorption, and precipitation of suspended substances and organic matter in the water. |
| Physical treatment method | General physical remediation measures include artificial aeration, pollution interception, water transfer and flushing, river dredging, and other measures. |
| Biological treatment method | Based on the degradation of organisms (microbial communities, plants, etc.) to effectively decompose polluted water resources, some specific microorganisms can even transform or absorb some harmful substances in polluted water resources. |
To better remove algae from the water, Lifeasible builds solutions for our customers to compare and optimize algae removal in the water environment. We use a professional algae analysis platform to analyze the quantity and distribution characteristics of algae in the water. Based on the accurate analysis results, we then analyze and evaluate the algae removal effect of different treatment processes, different pre-oxidants, and the impact on the algae removal characteristics, and finally develop the optimal algae removal solution and process for the client in a specific water environment.
Lifeasible offers solutions for the construction of biological floating islands. We first analyze the water quality of the target water samples and then select some higher aquatic plants or improved terrestrial herbaceous or woody plants to build a complete biological floating island system. The biological floating islands built with the scheme we provide can create ecological environment conditions for the survival and reproduction of aquatic organisms and provide a new way for the final restoration of the water ecosystem.
Effective control of heavy metal wastewater is very important, therefore, Lifeasible offers solutions for the treatment of heavy metal wastewater based on physical methods such as adsorption and membrane separation, chemical methods such as chemical precipitation and electrochemistry, and biological methods such as phytoremediation, biosorption, and bioflocculation.
There are many causes of pollution in the water environment, and Lifeasible typically recommends a combination of treatment technologies in our solutions to achieve optimal results. However, you do not need to worry about how to use each technology and what to expect, because our staff will plan it for you based on the characteristics of the water samples you provide. Please contact our staff for your customized water remediation solution.
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