iLotusland for Factory

To ensure compliance with environmental regulations and minimize negative impacts, T&T has installed an automatic wastewater monitoring system and uses iLotusLand software to monitor and manage wastewater data in real time.

Emissions issues from cement manufacturing plants are one of the major environmental challenges. During the production process, particularly in the clinker firing stage, cement plants emit large amounts of harmful gases such as SO2, NOx, CO, and fine dust. These emissions not only contribute to air pollution, affecting public health, but also play a role in global warming and climate change. Controlling and reducing emissions is essential to ensure compliance with environmental regulations while minimizing negative impacts on ecosystems and human health. Currently, many cement plants, including Luks Cement, are adopting automated emissions monitoring technologies such as CEMS (Continuous Emissions Monitoring System) and iLotusLand environmental data management software to monitor and control emissions, contributing towards sustainable development goals.

In the context of the increasing demand for clean water, ensuring stable and safe water quality has become a top priority for water supply units. Understanding this importance, Gia Dinh Water Supply has pioneered the application of iLotusLand technology in the management and monitoring of clean water quality. This is a breakthrough in technology and a reaffirmation of the company’s commitment to providing safe, transparent water that meets all stringent standards for the community.

The Thuan An Wastewater Treatment Plant, with a capacity of 17,000 m³/day, collects wastewater and domestic waste from over 1,700 households across five wards in Thuan An Town, Binh Duong Province.

Phu Huu Grinding Station , part of Vicem Ha Tien, is one of the three cement grinding stations of Ha Tien Cement (including Phu Huu in Ho Chi Minh City, Cam Ranh in Khanh Hoa Province, and Long An in Long An Province), with a total capacity of over 4.6 million tons of clinker and 7.5 million tons of cement per year. It is also currently the largest cement producer in the southern region. Phu Huu Grinding Station significantly contributes to meeting the increasing construction demand in the area.

In the context of increasingly urgent climate change and environmental pollution, protecting the environment is a shared responsibility of every business and individual. Recognizing this, China Steel & Nippon Steel Vietnam (CSVC) has implemented the iLotusLand wastewater monitoring software in its steel production activities, contributing to the protection of water sources and ecosystems. This article will provide an overview of CSVC's efforts in applying technology to effectively manage wastewater, aiming for a green, clean, and beautiful environment.

Nghi Son 2 Thermal Power Plant (NS2PC) prides itself on being one of the most advanced thermal power plants in Southeast Asia. With a capacity of 1,200 MW and employing the most advanced ultra-supercritical coal combustion technology available today, NDNS2 plays a crucial role in supplying electricity to the region and committing to provide a safe and sustainable living environment. Going beyond its mission of electricity generation, NDNS2 pioneers the application of environmental monitoring software in management and environmental protection efforts. This modern system allows for efficient collection, storage, processing, and analysis of data from emission and wastewater monitoring systems.

The role of environmental monitoring and management in the electricity production industry is becoming increasingly important, especially in the context of industries striving for sustainable development and responsibility. Many technological solutions have emerged to reconcile production activities with environmental protection. Prominently in this field is the

Nowadays, the development of information technology has opened up new opportunities for more effective management and monitoring of industrial production activities. In the paper manufacturing sector, monitoring and treating wastewater is an indispensable part to ensure environmental compliance and protect water resources. In this context,