“…What's worse, the water quality stabilizers, such as Amino Trimethylene Phosphonic Acid (ATMP), Etidronic acid (HEDP) or Methyl benzotriazole (TTA), etc., contain nitrogen or phosphorus, easily making the sewage eutrophic, and then causing red tides and algal blooms. [6] As for membrane filtration methods, including reverse osmosis [7], nanofiltration [8], electrodialysis [9,10], etc., membrane, the main element of which, is expensive. In addition, the membrane is easy to be blocked by microorganisms and corrosion products in water during operation, so the membrane needs to be cleaned regularly, causing huge investment costs.…”