[Feature] The Most Polluted Places in the World | Breaking down information on fluid technology that tends to be technical!
This is a fluid technology magazine specializing in information on all fluid processes, including "pumps," "piping," "chemicals," and "water treatment," as well as "mixing," "storage tanks," and "recovery and filtration." With the motto of "making it easy to understand," we break down information about fluid technology, which tends to be specialized, into articles. We also introduce actual case studies and trouble cases, ensuring that the information is useful in real-world settings. 《Fluid Technology Magazine No. 4》 【Feature】The Most Polluted Places in the World - Top 10 Most Polluted Areas in the World - Major Environmental Issues Around the World by Theme - Reference Edition: Air Pollution Prevention Law - Reference Edition: Water Quality Pollution Prevention Law - Current Status of Water Conservation Worldwide - Case Study (Small Neutralization Device for Textile Wastewater | Sludge Removal from Waste Acid) This is a technology magazine that is "useful for work." *You can view it from the PDF download below.
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H2 Corporation excels in areas where other manufacturers cannot provide "special specifications" or support. We offer underwater pumps that can operate continuously even with 80°C hot water, as well as the transfer of high-viscosity and corrosive fluids. Not only are our prices competitive, but we also ensure fast delivery, providing fluid transfer solutions that you may have previously given up on. As a pump manufacturer, H2 is also skilled in equipment. We can propose dispensers and pH neutralization devices at lower prices than anyone else. *We have also started a video service.
