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Water Purification Media
Water Treatment Plant-WTP
The Water Treatment Plant (WTP) is an integrated industrial system designed to treat raw surface water or groundwater, rendering it safe, pure, and compliant for municipal consumption or industrial process manufacturing [WTP].
Key Features
- • Multi-Stage Processing Architecture: Features a sequential series of unit operations including primary aeration, chemical coagulation and flocculation, lamella or gravity clarification, deep-bed media filtration, and final disinfection.
- • Targeted Contaminant Removal: Engineered to drastically reduce total suspended solids (TSS), turbidity (NTU), heavy metals (such as iron, manganese, and arsenic), organic pathogens, and foul odors.
- • Scalable Module Engineering: Constructed using corrosion-resistant materials (such as FRP, epoxy-coated mild steel, or concrete structures) tailored to meet specific volumetric flow-rate requirements (m³/hr).
Applications & Uses
- Application Serves as the primary water purification framework for beverage factories, pharmaceutical plants, textile mills, power plants, and municipal residential grids.