With high-activity components, porous support design, and superhydrophilic modification, Sinokle’s catalysts minimize energy consumption, reduce ozone dosage, and achieve deep organic pollutant removal.
Sinokle’s CDOF combines advanced oxidation, cyclone, and dissolved air flotation to achieve rapid, compact, and high-performance treatment of offshore oily wastewater
This innovative technology overcomes the limitations of traditional DAF by delivering high-efficiency, chemical-free separation in a compact and intelligent package, paving the way for sustainable industrial wastewater treatment.
This innovative physical dewatering process eliminates chemical usage while achieving over 95% oil removal efficiency, transforming tank farm operations through enhanced safety, environmental protection and economic benefits.
The coalescing oil-water separator is an advanced separation equipment that efficiently removes oil droplets (≥20µm) from refinery circulating water through coalescence technology, featuring a compact design, stable operation, and strong anti-clogging per
Sinokle’s innovative, purely physical process treats challenging coking acidic water without chemicals, eliminates secondary pollution, and allows for high-quality oil recovery.
This overview explores how AOPs transform complex aromatic contaminants into harmless CO2 and water, with a specific focus on the potential and limitations of ozone as a key oxidation technology.
This article reviews induced and dissolved gas flotation, two key separation methods for reducing oil concentrations in produced water to meet environmental and operational standards.
Physical methods, including air stripping, adsorption, and membrane separation, are direct and effective techniques for removing harmful substances such as ammonia nitrogen, organic compounds, and heavy metals from leachate.
The hydrocyclone separator is an efficient and energy-saving device that utilizes centrifugal force to separate oil from water based on their density differences, with denser water exiting as underflow and lighter oil as overflow.