Water treatment plants treat waste water by segregating solids wastes and impurities from it. The water passes through various filtration and disinfecting processes then bottled and distributed.
With the rise in population need for fresh, disease free drinking water is rising; drinking water plants are the solution to the problem because of the dwindling underground water reserves.
Advantages of water treatment plants:
- Chemical free operation.
- Provides pure and safe drinking water.
- Microorganisms are removed and their growth is regulated.
Demand for pure and disease free drinking water has intensified over the past two years. People are becoming more health conscious with each passing day.
The endless health benefits of packaged drinking water have encouraged the common people to choose the packaged water over the water that is naturally available.
Clean, hygienic water is necessary both in the domestic and industrial sector. Hard untreated water often is an obstacle in reaching optimum production.
Water softening plant treats hard water by removing the metal ions present in it. The metal ions react adversely with the detergent producing soap scum. The problems with hard water are:
- Dish washing
- Problems with pipework and water boiler systems
- Limescale in heating systems
To avoid all the above mentioned problems water is soften in two methods:
- Lime softening
- Ion-exchange resins
Soft water reduces the amount of soap and detergent that is required. Scaling, staining and spotting are reduced. Water heats up much faster due to the absence of dissolved metals. The pipeline system lasts for a longer period as there is no corrosion or limescale build up.
Water softening plants are extensively demanded in the industrial sectors. These plants are made of high quality materials and are precisely made under highly skilled supervision.
The cost effectiveness of the plants makes it desirable. The water treatment processescarried out in the plants are necessary for healthy living as they provide us with pure water, a basic need for survival.