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實驗室廢水處理設備怎麽買

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不論是研究院所，還是高校實驗室，每天都會産生各類不同組成成分的廢水，那麽這些廢水現在都是通過專門的廢水處理設備處理的。但是要怎麽買到好品質的廢水處理設備呢？很多人肯定不知道，接下來由蘇州必源環保小編給大家說下。

實驗室廢水處理設備怎麽買

并不是所有的实验室廢水處理設備都可以达到有效处理的目的。高品质的实验室廢水處理設備须具备以下三大优势：
一、安全性高，穩定性強
(1)設備機身和箱體外殼要采用特殊的複合材料，耐高溫、耐腐蝕性強，使用壽命長。
(2)獨特的緩沖系統設計，確保設備在突然斷電和停水情況下的安全；
(3)多參數聯動控制系統保證了設備在實驗室的安全正常運行；
二、運行成本低
好的实验室废水处理机是由废水分类收集单元、废水调节单元、废水深度处理单元、沉降分离单元、物理处理单元、生物处理单元、废水综合净化单元等构成。一般其转化率要达百分之九十以上，起码要高出行业设备百分之十。这样好的廢水處理設備每年可节约十多万元。
三、處理效果優
(1)設備的正壓負壓技術與獨特的自動控制系統良好結合，滿足有無壓力、正負壓、近距離或遠距離、簡單控制或在線自動控制等各種應用的需要；
(2)正壓可直接加入高濃度消毒劑，負壓可加入稀釋的消毒劑；
(3)采用單片機、嵌入式技術和PLC技術組成的系列專用控制器，滿足用戶對發電機開環隨動控制的要求以及自動閉環對多模式遠程集中控制的不同要求。
(4)对实验室内产生的有机、无机、生物废水进行综合处理。实验室廢水處理設備可以有效去除废水中的COD、BOD、SS、色度和重金属离子等，针对不同的实验废水的组成成分，采用不同的处理技术控制系统进行废水处理。
大家选择实验室廢水處理設備的时候，尽量按照这些原则来挑选，或者可以寻求苏州必源环保小编的参考建议。

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