Water Treatment
Water treatment is any process that makes water more acceptable for a specific end-use. The end use may be drinking, industrial water supply, irrigation, river flow maintenance, water recreation or many other uses, including being safely returned to the environment. Water treatment removes contaminants and undesirable components, or reduces their concentration so that the water becomes fit for its desired end-use.
IRON AND MANGANESE REMOVAL
Iron and manganese are common elements found in the Earth’s crust. While essential for human health in trace amounts, they can cause significant problems when present in high concentrations in water supplies, particularly in deep well water. These issues can affect both the aesthetic quality and usability of water, making it important to understand and address them effectively.
Iron and Manganese can be removed catalytically using an iron removal filter. The filter media could be granular media or a resin media.
Our brand PYROLOX is a granular water filter media used for the removal of iron, manganese and hydrogen sulfide.
Benefits
- Unrivalled water quality through pre-chlorination and direct filtration
- Minimal equipment footprint
- Minimal energy is required
- Customizable as per specific requirement
- Lesser consumables
- Longer service life
Applications
- Residential
- Commercial
- Municipal
- Industrial
WATER SOFTENING
Water hardness, caused by elevated levels of calcium and magnesium, poses significant challenges for homeowners and businesses alike. It leads to scale buildup in pipes and appliances, diminishing their efficiency and lifespan, while also causing unsightly stains on fixtures and laundry. Additionally, hard water reduces the effectiveness of soaps and detergents, making cleaning tasks more difficult. Investing in water softening solutions can greatly improve water quality, protect your plumbing, and enhance the overall efficiency of your household or commercial operations.
With the use of WATER SOFTENER, it softens the water by removing minerals such as calcium and magnesium and replacing them with a softer mineral – sodium or potassium. Soft water can also make your hair and skin look and feel healthier because hard water can dry them out.
Advantages/Benefits
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Extended Appliance Lifespan:
Water softeners prevent scale buildup in appliances like water heaters, dishwashers, and washing machines, prolonging their lifespan and reducing the need for costly repairs or replacements. -
Improved Cleaning Efficiency:
Softened water lathers more easily with soap and detergent, resulting in better cleaning performance and reduced usage of cleaning products. This not only saves money but also leads to cleaner dishes, clothes, and surfaces.
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Reduced Maintenance Costs:
By preventing scale buildup in pipes, fixtures, and plumbing systems, water softeners minimize the need for maintenance and repairs, saving both time and money in the long run. -
Enhanced Comfort:
Softened water feels smoother on the skin and leaves hair softer and more manageable after washing. This improves the overall bathing experience and reduces the risk of skin irritation caused by hard water minerals.
Application
- Residential
- Commercial
- Municipal
- Industrial
TANNIN REMOVAL
Issues with tannins in water can lead to various problems, including discoloration, unpleasant taste, and foul odor. Tannins are organic compounds commonly found in surface water sources, such as lakes and rivers, and can also leach into groundwater from decaying vegetation. These compounds can give water a yellow to brown tint and impart a bitter or astringent taste, affecting its usability and aesthetic appeal. Addressing tannin contamination is crucial for improving water quality and ensuring it meets acceptable standards for consumption and usage.
Several water treatment technologies effectively address tannin contamination. Activated carbon filtration, utilizing porous carbon media, efficiently adsorbs tannin molecules, resulting in clearer and better-tasting water. Ion exchange systems are also effective, with resin beads exchanging tannin ions for chloride ions, reducing tannin concentrations. Oxidation methods, such as chlorination or potassium permanganate treatment followed by filtration, break down tannins, effectively removing them from the water. These treatment options offer reliable solutions for eliminating tannin-related issues and ensuring the delivery of clean, high-quality water for various domestic and industrial purposes.