Water Treatment Plant (WTP) Manufacturer
To treat water for consumption, a typical Water Treatment Plant (WTP) consists of intake, pumping, pre-sedimentation (if applicable), coagulation, flocculation, clarity, adsorption, filtering, disinfection, storage, and pumping.
Water treatment is done all over the world using a combination of the aforementioned procedures, depending on the time of year and the chemicals and pollutants in the raw water.
Types of Water Treatment Plants
- Physical Treatment Plants
- Chemical Treatment Plants
- Biological Treatment Plants
- Desalination Plants
Description
The Slow Sand Filter Plant and the Rapid Sand Filter Plant are the two filtration systems. We provide a comprehensive range of water treatment plants, including reverse osmosis, ultrafiltration, demineralization (DM) treatment plants, and softener units.
Providers of Water Treatment Systems
Solid separation is accomplished in our efficient water treatment plant (WTP) for drinking purposes by means of chemical and physical procedures like coagulation and disinfection as well as physical operations like settling and filtering. Wastewater is treated using biological methods, which can include slow sand filters, activated sludge, and aerated lagoons, among others.
