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Conventional leachate treatment facilities cannot remove salinity. Currently, the concentration of chloride ions in the treated water is being discharged at around 10,000 ppm. While salt is essential for our bodies, excessive amounts can cause significant harm. The same is true in nature, especially for rice, which is sensitive to salinity, raising concerns about its impact. At Kyowa Chemical, we use a desalination device called "Super Saltless" to reduce the concentration of chloride ions in the treated water to below 500 ppm before discharge.
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Free membership registration1,4-Dioxane is classified by the International Agency for Research on Cancer as Group 2B (possibly carcinogenic to humans), and discussions are currently underway in the Central Environmental Council's Water Environment Subcommittee to establish discharge standards. 1,4-Dioxane is poorly biodegradable and cannot be removed by biological treatments such as conventional activated sludge treatment, coagulation and sedimentation, or sand filtration. Additionally, adsorption treatment using activated carbon has a relatively low adsorption efficiency. Currently, the advanced oxidation process, which has a proven track record in the decomposition of dioxins, is the most effective treatment method.
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Free membership registrationThis is the company profile of Kyowa Chemical Co., Ltd. We operate under the mission of "protecting the environment," believing that water and soil are the sources of all life. Our work focuses on restoring water and soil to their natural state. Aiming to build a circular society, we strive to meet a wide range of needs from local governments to private corporations, continuously proposing optimal solutions for the global environment and our customers. Currently, our company is active in two main businesses: water treatment and recycling. Based on our unique technology that spans the entire country, we promote the creation of a society where people's smiles never fade. For more details, please download and view our catalog.
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Free membership registrationYM Himawari-kun is a fermentation treatment device that powerfully decomposes organic matter using the strength of YM bacteria. It also contributes to the suppression of global warming and is a groundbreaking product that achieves complete recycling by utilizing our recycling network. Three major features of YM Himawari-kun! 1. Ultra-high temperature fermentation using YM bacteria 2. Suppresses CO2 emissions and is environmentally friendly 3. Achieves low cost by adopting a rotary type ◎ You can view detailed specifications and more by downloading the catalog. If you are interested, please download the catalog to learn more.
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Free membership registrationThe "YM Reactor System" supplies the environmental vaccine (YM bacteria) throughout the facility via a reactor system. By introducing the reactor system, the overall processing capacity is increased (decomposition of odor-causing substances in raw water), and excellent activated sludge modification is achieved, solving various water treatment issues such as odor and bulking. For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.
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Free membership registrationThis is an introduction to the Environmental Microbiology Research Institute of Kyouwa Chemical Co., Ltd. The Environmental Microbiology Research Institute aims to contribute to society through the development of scientific and technological solutions related to environmental issues, focusing on fundamental research on microorganisms that protect the environment and the development of technologies for utilizing these microorganisms. Although our institute is small in terms of facilities and the number of researchers, we are determined to achieve remarkable results, embodying the spirit of "even a tiny insect has a soul," and to play a part in solving environmental problems. We appreciate the support of all stakeholders. The decomposition of organic waste through high-temperature aerobic fermentation is a safe treatment method that does not cause pollution. We are analyzing the microbial communities responsible for this process. We have already isolated a new genus and species of thermophilic bacteria. The enzymes produced by these bacteria are also useful. Of course, we are also advancing research on the utilization of enzymes from thermophilic bacteria. To protect the environment, environmental analysis, such as water quality surveys, is essential. It is also our mission to develop more sensitive, accurate, rapid, convenient, and cost-effective analytical methods. Under joint research between industry, government, and academia, we are also investigating waste decomposition technologies utilizing the metabolic activity of thermophilic bacteria and the utilization technologies for the enzymes they produce. For more details, please contact us or refer to our catalog.
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