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Dangerous technical warnings before purchasing a water treatment plant
Avoid common mistakes and ensure a reliable station that lives for years with high efficiency.
1. Don't buy a plant before analyzing the water first
Purchasing a plant without careful chemical and bacteriological analysis exposes you to the purchase of unsuitable membranes and components that may be damaged within a few weeks.
2. Beware of drifting behind the cheapest price
Cheap price means using inferior tray pumps, imitation membranes, and rust-proof chassis that quickly wear out in a saltwater environment.
3. Check the type and brand of membranes
Membranes are the heart of the plant; make sure you have reliable international brands (e.g. Filmtec, Toray, Hydranautics) with a Certificate of Origin.
4. Order a P&ID chart and spare parts list
Ensure that there is a clear engineering diagram (Piping and Instrumentation Diagram) showing injection points, gauges and filters.
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All you need to know about drinking water treatment and purification plants and industry
Difference between Processing and Purification
Water purification includes removal of suspended impurities and dust, while * * Water Treatment* * includes complete chemical modification, removal of TDS, removal of heavy metals such as iron and manganese, and pH adjustment.
RO Tech
* * Reverse Osmosis * * is the world's most powerful well and sea water desalination technology, using 0.0001-tonne semi-permeable membranes to completely isolate salts, bacteria and viruses.
UF Stations
* *Ultrafiltration * * technology is used to remove turbidity and suspended matter without removing useful salts, ideal for agricultural irrigation and drinking water without high salinity.
Types of specialized treatment plants and how to choose them:
- Iron and Manganese Removal Plants: Operates in an oxidation environment and sand filters to filter out red and black deposits.
- Softeners: To remove calcium and magnesium and get rid of lime and sediment on boilers.
- EDI /Demineralization Plants: To produce high purity water for pharmaceutical and laboratory applications.
- Industrial Waste Treatment Plants (ETP): To recycle factory water and reuse it in washing and irrigation operations.
Frequently Asked Questions about Water Treatment Plants
The answers of our consulting engineers to the most common inquiries.