Heavy Duty Industrial Water Treatment Plant - Multi-stage Filtration System, Effective Disinfection & Sedimentation Processes For Clean Water Quality

A water treatment plant is a facility designed to treat raw water from natural sources (such as rivers, lakes, or groundwater) to make it safe and suitable for various purposes, including drinking, industrial processes, and agricultural use. The treatment process involves the removal of impurities, contaminants, and pathogens to meet specific water quality standards. Here are the key processes typically involved in a water treatment plant:

**Screening:** Large objects such as sticks, leaves, and debris are removed from the water using screens or grates.

**Sedimentation:** The water is allowed to sit in large tanks, allowing the heavier particles to settle to the bottom as sediment. This process helps remove larger particles and some of the flocs.

**Filtration:** The water passes through various layers of granular media (such as sand and anthracite coal) to remove smaller particles that may remain after sedimentation.

**Disinfection:** Chemical disinfectants, such as chlorine, chloramine, or ozone, are added to the water to kill or inactivate harmful microorganisms like bacteria and viruses. This step is critical to ensure the safety of the water for human consumption.