The pilot-scale supercritical water oxidation (SCWO) unit is a highly efficient and environmentally friendly device suitable for laboratory research and small-scale wastewater treatment. It can rapidly decompose organic waste under high temperature and high pressure conditions (temperature up to 600℃, pressure up to 50 MPa), converting organic matter into carbon dioxide, water, and harmless inorganic salts. The unit features a small reactor volume (100 mL to 1000 mL), high temperature control accuracy (±0.5℃), and flexible operation, allowing for both batch and continuous operation. It is widely used in research institutions, university laboratories, and small-scale wastewater treatment scenarios.
The production-scale supercritical water oxidation (SCWO) unit is a highly efficient and environmentally friendly device designed for large-scale industrial wastewater treatment. It can rapidly decompose organic waste under high temperature and high pressure conditions (temperature up to 600℃, pressure up to 50 MPa), converting organic matter into carbon dioxide, water, and harmless inorganic salts. The unit features a large reactor volume (1000 mL to 8000 mL), high processing capacity (processing hundreds to thousands of liters per hour), and stable operation, allowing for continuous operation. It is widely used in industrial wastewater treatment, organic solid waste treatment, and the harmless treatment of hazardous materials.