What are the differences between ecological technology and traditional technology in water treatment-Fornitore globale

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What are the differences between ecological technology and traditional technology in water treatment

1. The scientific foundations of the two are different

Ecological technology is based on the latest scientific knowledge developments in environmental science, ecology, sustainable development theory, and information science. Guided by these theories, humans are able to fully estimate the long-term effects of technological applications and their overall impact on natural systems, avoid and prevent the negative effects of technological applications on the environment, and develop ecological technologies.

The development of traditional technology and the rise of modern scientific experiments have transformed ancient empirical science into modern empirical science. Of course, the development of scientific knowledge, which is the foundation of traditional technology, is not perfect and balanced. For example, the development of physics knowledge is very sufficient, while the development of biology and ecology knowledge is not enough. Modern science has provided an effective theoretical basis for changing the external appearance of nature and promoting the rapid circulation and transformation of natural resources. However, there is still a lack of theoretical explanation for the connections and circulation modes between various material movement levels and ecological environmental elements in nature. Therefore, humans cannot accurately estimate the long-term consequences and overall effects of technological effects, which determines that traditional technology has great limitations.

2. The architectures of the two are different

Ecological technology is based on the development and utilization technology of energy (mainly renewable energy such as solar energy), centered on high-tech such as biotechnology, information technology, and nanotechnology, supplemented by various renewable or resource utilization technologies, forming a structurally reasonable integrated composite technology network system. Traditional technology is based on the development and utilization of non renewable resources. For example, metal smelting technology, mineral mining technology, inorganic chemical technology, and so on. The development of this technological system will inevitably lead to rapid consumption of resources, ultimately resulting in resource depletion. The ecological technology system will focus on the development and utilization of renewable resources, which is conducive to the sustainable use of resources and energy.

3. The operational effects of the two are different

Ecological technology should strive to achieve the requirements of low consumption, high output, self circulation, and pollution-free. A significant characteristic of traditional technology is the openness and unidirectionality of its operation process, which means that the operation process is open to the external environment and runs in a single flow of "resources, products, and waste", lacking a reverse recovery process. While consuming limited resources excessively, it discharges a large amount of waste into the external environment, which not only wastes resources but also pollutes the environment. Traditional technology is actually traded for high circulation and economic benefits at the cost of high consumption and pollution. Ecological technology strives to reduce consumption through the fullest utilization of raw materials, avoid or reduce pollution through ecological cycle control of the operating process, and achieve maximum overall benefits through scientific allocation and development of resources.