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We hold expertise in successfully meeting the demands of a wide range of water treatment systems that include treatment plants as well as other associated accessories finding application in both commercials as well as domestic use. The in-depth process knowledge of our team allows us to deliver this optimum functionality as well as service life standards.
Iron is an objectionable constituent of portable water. Iron in water imparts a bitter characteristic, metallic.
Hard water is frequently unsuitable for many industrial and domestic purposes. When water is referred to as ‘Hard’ it simply means.
We produce a wide range of standardized and custom-built filtration systems to remove suspended solids from water.
Activated carbon has been historically used for the removal of odor, removal of color pigments from water. Further, our expertise.
The MGF works on the principle of retention and removal of physical impurity in a graded manner through Voids of the filtering media.
The pH range in water is 0 to 14, permissible limit is 6.5 – 8.5 for general use. pH 7.0 being neutral. pHs of less than 6.5
Iron is an objectionable constituent of portable water. Iron in water imparts a bitter characteristic, metallic taste, and causes oxidized precipitate. The coloration of water may be yellowish-brown to reddish-brown and renders the water objectionable or unsuitable for use. In addition, Iron stain everything with which it comes in contact. Iron exists in water on two levels. One as the bi-valent, Ferrous Iron ( Fe ++), and the second one as the tri-valent, Ferric Iron (Fe+++). Ferric Iron generally occurs in the precipitated form. Iron forms complexes of hydroxides and other in-organic complexes in solution with substantial amounts of bicarbonate, Sulphate, Phosphate, Cyanide, or Halides. The presence of organic substances induces the formation of organic complexes which increase the solubility of Iron. The waters of high alkalinity have lower iron than waters of low alkalinity.
Hard water is frequently unsuitable for many industrial and domestic purposes. When water is referred to as ‘Hard’ it simply means that it contains an excess of calcium (Ca) and magnesium (Mg) Ions than normal water. Carbonate hardness is known as temporary hardness and non-carbonate hardness is known as permanent hardness. The degree of hardness of the water increases when more calcium and magnesium ions are dissolved. These ions have their origins in limestone sediments and also from carbon dioxide which is present in all waters exposed to the atmosphere and especially in groundwater. The easiest way to soften the hard water is through the Ion exchange process.
We produce a wide range of standardized and custom-built filtration systems to remove suspended solids from water. Pressure sand filters are used as per the treatment system in RO plant (ROP) and post-treatment system in Waster water treatment plants (STP & ETP).
Raw water is passed through the pressure sand filter, the filter media is supported on a gravel bed that consists of multiple layers of Graded quartz sand, Fine sand, Superfine white sand, and pebbles of progressively larger sizes. During the filtration cycle, the filter bed retains the dirt and suspended particles from the water and accumulates within the filter the water and accumulates within the filter bed. As the filtration progress the filter media gets loaded with retained suspended particles, this results in a continuous increase of pressure drop across the filter, when a predetermined pressure drop level is achieved the filter is shut down for cleaning.
Activated carbon has been historically used for the removal of odor, and removal of color pigments from water. Further, our expertise lies in making available both Domestic and Industrial models of Activated Caron Filter, it is also used as per treatment system in RO plants (ROP) and post-treatment system in Wastewater treatment plants (STP & ETP). Activated Carbon filters offered by us are used for eliminating bad taste, odor as well as chlorine residue in water. This excellent filter media has carbon granules of high iodine value that help contaminants to get adsorbed to surfaces of carbon particles.
The water passes through the Activated carbon filter, the filter media consist of activated granular carbon. Activated carbon adsorbs onto its surface free chlorine, organic compounds, color, and odor. The activated carbon bed is supported by a multilayer graved bed. The activated carbon bed is also backwashed at fixed intervals to dislodge any accumulated dirt particles.
The MGF works on the principle of retention and removal of physical impurities in a graded manner through Voids of the filtering media.
The MGF works on the principle of retention and removal of physical impurities in a graded manner through Voids of the filtering media.
Hard water is frequently unsuitable for many industrial and domestic purposes. When water is referred to as ‘Hard’ it simply means that it contains excess calcium (Ca) and magnesium (Mg) Ions than normal water. Carbonate hardness is known as temporary hardness and non-carbonate hardness is known as permanent hardness. The degree of hardness of the water increases when more calcium and magnesium ions are dissolved. These ions have their origins in limestone sediments and also from carbon dioxide which is present in all waters exposed to the atmosphere and especially in groundwater. The easiest way to soften the hard water is through the Ion exchange process.
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