Water Treatment Plants
Raw water conditioned for domestic supply, boiler feed and process use
How it works
Aqua water treatment plants clean bore-well, municipal, or surface water through oxidation, filtration, adsorption, softening, and micron polishing. Each train is sized from a raw-water analysis so the treatment duty matches the actual turbidity, chlorine, organics, iron, and hardness load.
How the plant is arranged
Click any vessel to read what it does.
Every barrier is selected from the water analysis.
The train shows conventional filtration, carbon adsorption, hardness removal, and the final micron barrier as distinct operating assets.
Water Softener
Strong-acid cation resin exchanges calcium and magnesium for sodium and regenerates with brine.
Process flow
Follow the numbered train from inlet to treated-water reuse. Click any stage for its engineering note.
Raw Water Source
Bore-well, municipal, or surface water enters the treatment train.
Hardness control, properly sized
Softener sizing is based on the raw-water hardness and the volume required between regeneration cycles—not a nominal capacity.
| Specification | Provision | Engineering note |
|---|---|---|
| Outlet total hardness | < 5 ppm as CaCO₃ | Verified on regeneration cycle |
| Resin | Strong-acid cation, sodium form | Food-grade resin, replaceable in situ |
| Regeneration | Sodium chloride brine | Manual, semi-automatic or fully automatic |
| Vessel | FRP or MSEP pressure vessel | Sized on hardness load and service flow |
| Valve arrangement | Multiport or individual butterfly valves | Automatic multiport optional |
Why Water Treatment
Complete conditioning train for domestic supply, boiler feed, and process use.
Robust multi-layer sand filtration removes suspended particles with minimum pressure drop.
Activated carbon removes free chlorine, organic matter, colour, and odour.
Softening reduces hardness to below 5 ppm and prevents scale formation in pipes, boiler tubes, and heating surfaces.
FRP or MSEP pressure vessels with manual, semi-automatic, or fully automatic valve arrangements.
Sized from raw-water hardness and the required volume between regeneration cycles.
Who it's for
Other technologies
Considering Water Treatment for your site?
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