Nanotechnology in Water Treatment Market

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How important are the following potential benefits of nanotechnology in water treatment to you? (Scale: Not Important, Slightly Important, Moderately Important, Very Important, Extremely Important)

1. A. Higher contaminant removal efficiency

2. B. Reduced energy consumption

3. C. Smaller system footprint

4. D. Lower chemical usage

5. E. Improved sludge characteristics

6. F. Enhanced process monitoring/automation

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What is the BIGGEST hurdle preventing you from adopting more advanced water treatment technologies?

1. A. High upfront capital investment.

2. B. Lack of understanding/trust in new technologies.

3. C. Concerns about long-term performance and reliability.

4. D. Limited access to technical expertise and support.

5. E. Stringent regulatory approval processes.

6. F. Other (Please specify: __________)

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What level of improvement in treatment performance (e.g., contaminant removal, cost reduction) would make you seriously consider adopting a nanotechnology-based solution?

1. A. 1-10% improvement

2. B. 11-25% improvement

3. C. 26-50% improvement

4. D. >50% improvement

5. E. Only consider if it reduces environmental impact irrespective of cost savings.

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What is your PRIMARY concern regarding your current water treatment process?

1. A. Inadequate removal of specific contaminants (e.g., heavy metals, PFAS, pathogens)

2. B. High operational costs (e.g., energy, chemicals, maintenance)

3. C. Large physical footprint of the treatment system.

4. D. Sludge disposal/management challenges.

5. E. Meeting increasingly stringent regulatory requirements.

6. F. Other (Please specify: __________)

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Which water quality parameters are MOST critical for your application? (Select up to 3)

1. A. Turbidity

2. B. Total Dissolved Solids (TDS)

3. C. Heavy Metals (e.g., Lead, Arsenic, Mercury)

4. D. Organic Contaminants (e.g., Pharmaceuticals, Pesticides)

5. E. Pathogens (e.g., Bacteria, Viruses)

6. F. PFAS (Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances)

7. G. Nutrients (e.g., Nitrogen, Phosphorus)

8. H. Other (Please specify: __________)

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