Water Treatment Plants

A Water Treatment Plant is a method of improving the physical, chemical, & biological quality of impure or raw water by removing available impurities like color, turbidity, algae, and other microorganisms for making the water suitable for drinking purposes without affecting our environment. Coagulation, flocculation, sedimentation, filtration, and disinfection are some basic water treatment processes and protect human beings from various harmful diseases caused by drinking impure water.

Both river & groundwater from local wells is blended in Water Treatment Plant and then moved towards the treatment process by performing primary, secondary, and tertiary treatment for achieving the water quality standards that are set by the government.

The quality and quantity of water are decreasing rapidly, and all living things require clean, uncontaminated water as their basic requirement. According to a report, a person can hardly survive without drinking pure water and around 1.1 million people fall ill every year due to the consumption of untreated water.

Water treatment enhances the quality of water and makes it suitable for drinking, cooking, and other various purposes according to the requirement. It removes harmful impurities that caused many kinds of waterborne diseases such as diarrhea, cholera, dysentery, typhoid, polio, etc, So it’s important to invest in water treatment solutions that are perfect for providing delicious, crystal-clear water.

There are multiple types of technologies that are used in water treatment such as Reverse Osmosis (RO), Water Softener, Demineralization (DM), Ultra filtration (UF), & Nano filtration (NF), etc.

• It provides clean & reusable water.
• It protects humans from various waterborne diseases.
• It increases the quality & quantity of water.
• It protects our environment.
• It is very cost friendly.
• It increases the flow rate of water.
• It Strengthens the economy.