Water Treatment Plants (WTP) – Samyakprimetech

TYPICAL WATER TREATMENT PROCESS

RAW WATER COLLECTION

Water collected from bore wells, rivers, lakes or municipal supply.

COAGULATION &FLOCCULATION

Chemicals are added to bind suspended particles into larger flocs.

SEDIMENTATION

Heavier particles settle at the bottom of settling tanks.

FILTRATION

Water passes through sand, carbon or multimedia filters to remove fine particles and odor.

SOFTENING / RO TREATMENT

Softener removes hardness. RO removes dissolved salts and impurities.

DISINFECTION

Chlorination, UV or ozone treatment eliminates bacteria and microorganisms.

STORAGE & DISTRIBUTION

Treated water is stored and supplied for use.

TYPES OF WATER TREATMENT PLANTS

RO PLANT

Removes dissolved salts and produces purified water.

SOFTENER PLANT

Reduces water hardness caused by calcium and magnesium.

DM PLANT
(DE-MINERALIZATION)

Produces high-purity water for boilers and pharmaceuticals.

UF / UV SYSTEMS

Used for ultrafiltration and microbial control.

Applications

Industrial Manufacturing

Pharmaceuticals

Hospitals

Hotels & Commercial Buildings

Power Plants

Residential Apartments

HVAC & Cooling Towers

Food & Beverage

CONCLUSION

A Water Treatment Plant (WTP) plays a critical role in providing clean, safe, and reliable water for industrial, commercial, and residential applications. A properly designed WTP improves operational efficiency, protects machinery, reduces maintenance costs, and supports sustainable water management practices.