TUV Rhine Hand In Hand To Hold The Best Comprehensive Management Seminar On Textile Industry Wastewater

In November 27th, the Symposium on the best integrated management of textile wastewater was held in Rhine by TUV group of Germany, Sustainable Textile partners, University of Stuttgart, Shanghai Tongji University and Germany International Cooperation Agency (GIZ).

Shanghai, December 3, 2019 / newsletter / November 27th, the Symposium on the best integrated management of textile wastewater was jointly hosted by TUV group of Rhine, Germany, TUV, Rhine, Sustainable Textile partners, University of Stuttgart, Shanghai Tongji University and Germany International Cooperation Agency (GIZ). This seminar has brought together more than 100 experts and representatives from industry associations, institutions, universities, textile processing and retail enterprises, and relevant departments of governments at all levels, focusing on issues such as "environmental problems arising from wastewater discharge", "increasingly serious water shortage", and "solutions to avoid, reduce or recycle textile waste water".

　　 TUV Rhine hand in hand to hold the best comprehensive management seminar on textile industry wastewater

TUV, vice president of Rhine Greater China management system vice president, said in the speech, "China's rapid economic growth is also facing many environmental challenges. Environmental protection in the process of industrialization, especially waste water management, has become one of the problems to be solved urgently." The Chinese government has taken a number of important measures in water environmental protection and achieved notable results, but the road ahead still has a long way to go. TUV Rhine hopes to work together with all parties to help the industry achieve water environment risk control and resource recycling in the entire supply chain, and create a more green, safe and sustainable environment.

　　 TUV Rhine Greater China management system service environment and chemical technology expert Shi Yarong

At the seminar, Zhang Jinhua, Professor of the Asia Pacific Regional Office of the United Nations Environment Programme, Professor Zhou Xuefei of Tongji University and Cheng Hao, director of China Textile Industry Federation, respectively introduced the opportunities and challenges of the textile industry, new materials and technologies for treating typical pollutants from textile waste water, and the impact of water resources utilization and water environmental protection policies on textile enterprises.

In the "water consumption reduction limit" part, the Harald Schonberger professor from University of Stuttgart and Sajid Hussain of Tamil nadbang Water Conservancy Investment Co., Ltd. share the pollution-free treatment and regeneration treatment of textile wastewater, as well as the implementation case of India textile printing and dyeing wastewater zero discharge system.

In addition, experts and scholars from TUV Rhine, Donghua University, the clothing industry influence force, the China Textile Industry Federation (CNTAC), the sustainable textiles cooperation organization, and the Irish clothing retailer Primark are specialized in the topic of "chemicals processing technology", "energy efficiency", "cost saving technology" and "brand sustainable production". Among them, TUV Rhine Greater China management system service environment and chemical technology expert Shi Yarong introduced in detail the relationship between chemicals used in various textile production processes and hazardous substances in wastewater.

As the world's leading provider of technology services, TUV Rhine is committed to providing a safe and sustainable solution to the challenges arising from the interactive process of human, environment and technology. In terms of wastewater management, TUV Rhine has extensive experience in auditing and testing. Its expert team has the professional background and practical experience of environmental science and ecology, and can provide customized solutions for enterprises to help improve the operation of enterprises.