Industrial Water Purification Plant

Product Description

Water Purification Plants are facilities designed to treat and purify water to make it safe for consumption and other uses. These plants typically treat water from various sources, such as rivers, lakes, groundwater, or reservoirs, removing contaminants like bacteria, viruses, chemicals and suspended solids. The purified water is then supplied for drinking, industrial or recreational uses.

Water Purification Plants Can Be Called by Several Names Like, Water Treatment Plant (WTP), Drinking Water Treatment Plant, Reverse Osmosis (RO) Plant, Water Filtration Plant, Water Softening Plant, Industrial Water Treatment Plant, Clarification Plant, Ultrapure Water Plant, Portable Water Treatment Units.

We Are Manufacturers & Suppliers In Ahmedabad, Gandhinagar, Gujarat, India, Sanand GIDC, Mehsana, Vitthalapur, Mandal Bechraji Special Investment Region(MBSIR), Halol GIDC, Bavla Kerala GIDC, Dahej SIR & PCPIR(Petroleum, Chemicals and Petrochemicals Investment Region), Dholera SIR, GIDC Industrial Area(Gujarat Industrial Development Corporation), MIDC Industrial Area(Maharashtra Industrial Development Corporation), MPIDC Industrial Area(Madhya Pradesh Industrial Development Corporation), RIICO Industrial Area(Rajasthan State Industrial Development & Investment Corporation), PSIDC(Punjab State Industrial Development Corporation), SEZs Area(Special Economic Zones), SEEZ Area(Solar Energy Enterprises Zone) In Rajasthan, Peenya Industrial Area In Bengaluru(Bengalore,Karnataka) etc..

Capacities Of Water Purification Plants:

         Small-Scale:  500 5,000 LPH (e.g, homes, small communities or small businesses).

         Medium-Scale: 5,000 -50,000 LPH (e.g., larger residential complexes, schools or small industrial units).

         Large-Scale: 50,000 500,000 lph (e.g., large industrial plants, municipal water treatment).

         Very Large-Scale: 500,000 LPH or More (e.g., power plants or large industrial complexes).

How to Work:

Water Purification Plants work by removing contaminants from water to make it safe for drinking or industrial use.

1.    Coarse Filtration: Water passes through screens to remove large particles like debris and leaves.

2.    Sedimentation: The water flows into a sedimentation tank where heavier particles settle at the bottom.

3.    Filtration: The water passes through layers of sand, gravel or other filtering media to remove remaining particles and impurities.

4.    Disinfection: UV light is used to kill any remaining bacteria, viruses or pathogens.

5.    Storage and Distribution: The purified water is stored in tanks and distributed for use.

This Process Ensures that The Water Meets Safety Standards for Drinking and Other Uses.

Applications of Water Purification Plants:

1.    Drinking Water Supply: They treat water to remove contaminants, making it safe for human consumption.

2.    Industrial Use: Industries require purified water for manufacturing processes, cooling systems and chemical production.

3.    Process Water: Providing clean water for manufacturing processes, such as in food, chemical and pharmaceutical industries.

4.    Cooling Systems: Ensuring purified water is used in cooling towers to prevent scale, corrosion and microbial growth.

5.    Boiler Feed Water: Treating Water for boilers to avoid scale buildup and corrosion, improving efficiency and lifespan.

6.    Cleaning and Sterilization: Providing purified water for cleaning and sterilizing equipment in industries like food processing and pharmaceuticals.

7.    Wastewater Treatment: They treat and recycle wastewater, making it reusable for various non-potable purposes like industrial cooling.

Overall, water purification plants ensure access to clean water, promote health and support various sectors.