Nowadays, with the increasingly strict laws and regulations, traditional defoamers may contain VOCs or difficult to degrade components, which conflicts with environmental policies. The emergence of green defoamers in the water treatment industry does represent an important direction for sustainable development. Their environmental characteristics, high efficiency, and potential to replace traditional chemicals are driving the industry towards a cleaner and safer direction.

The core advantages of green defoamers mainly lie in their low toxicity, high efficiency, and strong compatibility. Green defoamers use natural oils, sugars, or microbial fermentation products as raw materials to reduce environmental residues, and do not contain organic silicon, mineral oil, or heavy metals. They are harmless to aquatic organisms and human health and meet international environmental standards. Secondly, through nanoemulsification technology or molecular structure optimization, rapid defoaming can be achieved at low doses, reducing overall costs. In addition, it can adapt to various water treatment scenarios (such as industrial wastewater, municipal sewage, seawater desalination) without affecting subsequent biochemical treatment processes.

With the increasing global demand for green chemicals, the market for green defoamers is also constantly rising. Green defoamers are not only a technological upgrade, but also a necessary path for the sustainable development of the industry. With the advancement of science and technology, its performance advantages are becoming increasingly apparent. In the future, with breakthroughs in biotechnology, nanomaterials and other fields, green defoamers will be further optimized in terms of performance and cost, becoming the mainstream choice in the water treatment industry.