The　treated　effluent　quality　of　four　different　technologies　types　of　reclaimed　water　treatment　plants　was　evaluated　with　the　standard　index　method　in　order　to　analyze　the　adaptability　of　the　reuse　approaches　of　treated　effluents　from　typical　reclaimed　water　treatment　processes.　This　study　could　be　a　valuable　reference　to　the　selection　of　reclaimed　water　treatment　processes　and　the　security　of　reuse.　The　results　of　the　study　indicated　that　the　reclaimed　water　treated　by　the　four　types　of　the　treatment　processes　was　basically　safe　to　be　used　for　municipal　water　usage.　However,　they　all　have　different　problems　with　meeting　the　relevant　standards　on　certain　kinds　of　water　utilisation.　The　reclaimed　waters　treated　by　the　treatment　processes,　except　treated　by　RO　process,　all　have　problems　with　their　nitrogen　and　phosphorus　concentration　exceeding　the　scandalised　concentration　in　the　case　of　being　used　for　landscape　purpose.　The　effluent　water　treated　by　membrane　process　could　meet　the　requirements　of　the　standard　on　industrial　water　usage.　The　reclaimed　water　treated　by　conventional　flocculation　filtration　process　requires　further　treatment　on　nitrogen　and　phosphorus　removal.　According　to　the　water　quality　standard　for　recharging　ground　water,　the　reclaimed　water　treated　by　the　four　processes　can　not　to　be　applied　to　recharge　ground　water　because　of　the　major　concern　on　the　over-standard　of　ammonia　and　DBP(a　kind　of　environmental　hormones),　which　can　cause　a　certain　risk　to　the　environment.