Raw water from any source turned into drinking, process, cooling or boiler-feed water.
A water treatment plant takes raw water, borewell, river, lake, dam, canal or municipal supply, and removes what makes it unfit: turbidity and silt, colour and organics, hardness, iron and manganese, dissolved salts, fluoride, nitrate and micro-organisms. The target is set by the use: IS 10500 for drinking water, the product specification for process water, boiler-maker limits for feed water.
The scheme is dictated by the raw-water analysis. Surface water needs clarification and disinfection; groundwater usually needs iron, hardness or TDS removal; a coastal borewell may need RO. That is why we start from a laboratory report, not a catalogue.
Clarifier + PSF + ACF + chlorination; UF where turbidity spikes in monsoon.
Iron removal + softener; RO if TDS is high.
Filtration + RO with blending.
Filtration + softening or RO to product specification.
Softener + RO + DM/mixed bed depending on boiler pressure.
Skid-mounted, relocatable packages.
Source sampling and analysis to scheme selection to PFD, P&ID, hydraulics to civil and mechanical design to supply and erection to commissioning against IS 10500 or process specification to O&M.
Turbidity and suspended solids, colour, iron and manganese, hardness, dissolved salts (with RO), bacteria and viruses (with disinfection), and specific contaminants such as fluoride, nitrate or arsenic, depending on the raw-water source and the end use.
Borewell, river, lake, dam, canal, municipal supply, tanker water and industrial raw water. The treatment train is designed from the raw-water analysis.
A WTP is the complete train, clarification, filtration, softening or iron removal, disinfection, that turns raw water into usable water. RO is one possible stage inside it, used only when dissolved salts must be removed.
Yes: for townships, campuses, industries and municipal bodies, to IS 10500 drinking-water standards, with disinfection and online monitoring.
Share your inlet analysis, capacity and location; we reply with a preliminary scheme and budget range within one to two working days.