Types of Water Treatment Plants

There are a variety of mobile water treatment plants and packaged water treatment plants. The difference between one plant and another can be in chemical processes, such as coagulation and flocculation, precipitation, Reverse Osmosis and ion exchange, but also decreasing of the BOD and COD levels of water, as well as the removal of suspended solids from lake and river water. Apart from these chemical and biological processes, disinfection for the removal of unwanted organisms can also be achieved. Our mobile water treatment units have different capacities, within the range of 5 to 25 m3/h. The units are very suitable for emergency water treatment and water treatment during calamities or for usage for a mobile peoples unit like in the case of Army regiments units etc. These plants are also used for the extension or replacement of an existing water treatment system. Mobile water treatment systems can be applied for the treatment of both surface water and groundwater. When these units are applied for groundwater treatment a lot of money is saved, because of the opportunity to perform the treatment on the spot, so that there is no need for transportation. Moreover, even very small particles can be removed from the water during treatment in a mobile unit.

Akar manufactures drinking water treatment plant for bulk user applications only. These can be for villages, residential complexes, industries, hospitals, institutions etc. Drinking Water Treatment consists of filtration, odour removal, dis-infection etc. In some case where there are more serious contaminants such as high dissolved solids or other matters such as metals, fluoride, arsenic etc., more specific elaborate treatment is required. There is a range of products available to treat drinking water ranging from filters to reverse osmosis systems. Filters are available in a variety of sizes. For details please contact the company. Some details of filters are available in this web site under the heading "Water Treatment" sub heading "Filters", "Hard water Softeners", "D.M. plants" / "De-ionization", "Reverse Osmosis (R.O.)", "Clariflocculators", "Chlorine dosing systems", "Ozone Disinfection plants", "Ultra Violet disinfection systems"

Where the water quality is not brackish, demineralization plants (DM Plants) perform very well. In fact the world over, DM plant is the most preferred option even to day although reverse osmosis (RO) systems are gradually replacing DM plants where the water contains high TDS (Total Dissolved Solids). Akar manufactures a range of DM plants for water treatment applications.