Water

Water treatment begins with the screening process to remove large debris such as fish, wood, and plastics. Stainless steel bar-screens located at the intake efficiently trap these particles, preventing damage to downstream equipment.

Sand filters are vital for removing suspended solids from raw water. Backwash operations are precisely controlled using differential pressure monitoring.

Coagulants like aluminum sulphate are added to raw water to bind fine particles into flocs. The flocs settle in sedimentation tanks, forming sludge that is later removed.

Further filtration removes non-settling particles and turbidity, ensuring crystal-clear water. Activated carbon filters also eliminate odors, colors, and micropollutants.

This chemical treatment removes dissolved ions like calcium and magnesium, softening water for domestic and industrial use.

Techniques like microfiltration, nanofiltration, and reverse osmosis ensure removal of bacteria, viruses, and organic material.

Treated water is stored in overhead tanks or reservoirs before distribution through pipelines. Precision monitoring ensures reliable supply to homes, businesses, and fire protection systems.

Our solutions enable:
✅ Accurate measurement of flow, level, and pressure
✅ Reduced operational costs through automation
✅ Reliable plant performance and minimal downtime
✅ Compliance with environmental and safety standards