What is the service life of integrated sewage treatment equipment?

The service life of integrated sewage treatment equipment is affected by various factors, generally around 10 to 20 years. 1、 The influence of equipment materials Fiberglass material: The integrated sewage treatment equipment made of fiberglass material has good corrosion resistance. If used and maintained normally, the service life can usually reach 10-15 years. However, if it is exposed to harsh environmental conditions such as strong acids, strong alkalis, or high temperatures for a long time, its service life may be shortened. Stainless steel material: Stainless steel equipment is sturdy, durable, and has strong corrosion resistance. Its service life is relatively long, usually up to 15-20 years or even longer. But if the water contains corrosive substances such as chloride ions, and the concentration is high, it may also cause corrosion to stainless steel, affecting the service life of equipment. 2、 The impact of processing technology Advanced processing technology: Adopting advanced sewage treatment processes, such as MBR membrane bioreactors, can improve the treatment efficiency and stability of equipment, reduce internal wear and corrosion, and thus extend the service life of equipment. Reasonable process design: Equipment with reasonable process design can better adapt to changes in water quality and quantity, reduce equipment failures caused by mismatched processes, and extend service life. Regular maintenance: Regular maintenance and upkeep of integrated sewage treatment equipment, including cleaning, inspection, and replacement of vulnerable parts, can timely detect and solve problems with the equipment, extending its service life. For example, regularly cleaning the internal filters, sedimentation tanks, and other components of the equipment to prevent blockage and scaling; Check the operating status of equipment such as water pumps and fans, and replace worn parts in a timely manner. Correct operation: Operators should follow the operating procedures of the equipment correctly to avoid damaging the equipment due to improper operation. For example, avoiding equipment overload operation and preventing excessive solid impurities from being mixed into sewage. 4、 The impact of environmental factors Installation environment: The installation environment of the equipment can also have an impact on its service life. If installed in a well ventilated, dry, and suitable temperature environment, the service life of the equipment will be relatively long. On the contrary, if installed in a humid, high-temperature, and corrosive gas rich environment, the corrosion rate of the equipment will accelerate and the service life will be shortened. Water quality conditions: The quality of sewage is also an important factor affecting the lifespan of equipment. If the sewage contains a large amount of corrosive substances, high concentrations of organic matter or heavy metals, it will cause serious corrosion and wear to the equipment, shortening its service life.