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The research and application of ozone have brought great benefits to humanity, enabling groundbreaking management and restoration of the natural environment upon which human survival depends. Moreover, ozone boasts powerful disinfecting and sterilizing properties without causing secondary pollution. The application of this technology has consistently received high recognition and trust in developed countries across Europe, the U.S., and Asia.

In the specific context of modern wastewater treatment, ozone technology fills critical gaps that traditional treatment methods (such as chlorine disinfection and conventional biological processing) cannot address. Today, growing volumes of global wastewater contain persistent, hard-to-remove pollutants including pharmaceutical residues, microplastics, industrial dyes, and antibiotic-resistant bacteria — contaminants that threaten aquatic ecosystems and public drinking water safety even after standard primary and secondary treatment. Ozone’s strong oxidizing property breaks down the complex molecular structures of these stubborn pollutants, converting them into harmless or easily biodegradable small molecules, while eliminating 99.9% of harmful pathogens without leaving persistent toxic byproducts that accumulate in soil or waterways.

In recent years, advances in ozone generation technology have significantly cut equipment and energy costs, making this high-performance solution accessible for both large-scale municipal wastewater facilities and small-scale industrial treatment projects beyond developed economies. Many regions now integrate ozone treatment into closed-loop water recycling systems, turning treated wastewater into safe reusable water for agricultural irrigation, industrial production, and even non-potable municipal use, supporting global water security amid worsening freshwater scarcity. While targeted system monitoring is still required to optimize ozone dosage and match output to incoming wastewater quality, its proven environmental and public health benefits have positioned it as a core innovative solution for sustainable, future-focused wastewater management worldwide.