Abstract: The invention relates a magnetic particle control system positioning a magnetic particle (or magnetic particles) at a specific area, and more particular, to a magnetic particle control system including at least two magnets apart from each other, wherein a magnetic particle is positioned at a specific area between the at least two magnets by a repulsive force between the magnets. According to the exemplary embodiment of the invention, the magnetic particle can be consistently positioned at a wanted area by the at least two magnets with the same poles facing each other. Accordingly, the magnetic particle can be effectively controlled by arbitrarily adjusting the position of the magnets.

Abstract: The invention relates to an advanced wastewater treatment apparatus that may include a forward osmosis module, a draw-solution separation device, and an ammonia removal device. The forward osmosis module may be installed after a first settling tank, and may include an inflow-water side where water treated by the first settling tank flows, a separation membrane for allowing the treated water to pass therethrough, and a draw-solution side where the draw solution flows. The draw-solution separation device may separate the draw solution and the water of the draw solution, return the separated draw solution to the draw-solution side of the forward osmosis module, and discharge the separated water to the outside. The ammonia removal device may eliminate the ammonia from the treated water of the forward osmosis module.

Abstract: The invention relates a magnetic particle control system positioning a magnetic particle (or magnetic particles) at a specific area, and more particular, to a magnetic particle control system including at least two magnets apart from each other, wherein a magnetic particle is positioned at a specific area between the at least two magnets by a repulsive force between the magnets. According to the exemplary embodiment of the invention, the magnetic particle can be consistently positioned at a wanted area by the at least two magnets with the same poles facing each other. Accordingly, the magnetic particle can be effectively controlled by arbitrarily adjusting the position of the magnets.