river water treatment plant
Basic Info
Brand: HONGJUN
Status: New
Applicable Industry: Hotels, Manufacturing Plant, Energy &Amp; Mining, Other
Out-of-warranty Service: Video Technical Support, Online Support, Spare Parts, Field Maintenance And Repair Service
Where To Provide Local Services (in Which Countries Are There Overseas Service Outlets): Indonesia, Pakistan, Thailand, Malaysia, Morocco, Kenya
Showroom Location (in Which Countries Are There Sample Rooms Overseas): Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, Colombia, Kazakhstan, Nigeria
Video Factory Inspection: Provided
Mechanical Test Report: Provided
Marketing Type: Ordinary Product
Core Component Warranty Period: 1 Year
Core Components: Pressure Vessel, Pump
Place Of Origin: China
Warranty Period: 1 Year
Productivity: 1000l/Hour, 2000l/Hour, 3000l/Hour, 5000l/Hour, 50000l/Hour, 2500l/Hour, 10000l/Hour, 20000l/Hour, 4000l/Hour, 7500l/Hour
Additional Info
Packaging: STANDARD
Productivity: 100
Transportation: Ocean
Place of Origin: FOSHAN
Supply Ability: 100
Certificate: ISO9001
Port: GUANGZHOU,SHENZHENG,FOSHAN
Product Description
A river water treatment plant is a facility designed to purify and treat water from a river or other surface water source before it can be distributed for various uses, such as drinking water, industrial processes, or irrigation. The primary objective of these plants is to remove contaminants, bacteria, and other impurities that may be harmful to human health and the environment.
The process of treating river water typically involves several stages:
1. **Screening**: Large debris like leaves, branches, and plastic waste are removed through screens to prevent damage to the treatment equipment.
2. **Coagulation and Flocculation**: Chemicals like aluminum sulfate or ferric chloride are added to promote the aggregation of suspended particles, forming larger flocs called precipitates.
3. **Clarification**: The floc-filled water is allowed to settle in a clarifier tank, where gravity helps separate the solids from the liquid. The settled solids, known as sludge, are removed and disposed of or treated further.
4. **Sedimentation**: If necessary, additional clarification may occur through sedimentation tanks, which provide more time for the suspended solids to settle out.
5. **Filtration**: Water passes through a series of filters, often made of sand, gravel, or activated carbon, which trap smaller particles, bacteria, and viruses.
6. **Disinfection**: After filtration, water is disinfected to kill any remaining microorganisms. Common disinfection methods include chlorination, ultraviolet (UV) light, or ozonation.
7. **Fluoridation**: In some cases, fluoride may be added to the water to strengthen tooth enamel.
8. **Storage and Distribution**: The treated water is then stored in large reservoirs and pumped through a distribution network to homes, businesses, and industries.
9. **Monitoring**: Regular testing is conducted to ensure the water meets established quality standards, such as those set by local, national, or international guidelines.
By following these steps, river water treatment plants convert potentially polluted water into a safe and reliable resource for daily use.
Product Categories : Tap Water Plant Equipment > Integrated Water Purifier
