RO Systems & Softeners

For industrial companies using a raw water source for its facility, some type of raw water treatment system is usually necessary to ensure an efficient process and quality product. The most appropriate raw water treatment system will help the facility avoid costly plant downtime, expensive maintenance fees, and not being able to sell its products in the market, among other problematic issues.

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what is a raw water treatment system and how does it work?

The complex answer to this question (which largely depends on the quality of the raw water source in relation to the quality of water needed for the plant) is simplified and broken down for you below:Treating raw water is rarely a static process, and a raw water treatment system that is engineered to accommodate fluctuations in treatment needs will go a long way in avoiding costly replacements/upgrades down the line.

An efficient and well-designed raw water treatment system should be able to handle:

• seasonal variations in turbidity and flow
• variations in water chemistry needs and required chemical volumes adjustments
• changes in water quality requirements (such as the quality of feed water required for a new boiler)

What’s included in a basic raw water treatment system?

As mentioned above, the exact components of a raw water treatment system depend on the quality of water being drawn from in relation to the quality of water needed, but in general, a basic raw water treatment system typically includes some type of:

• chemical feed to help facilitate the flocculation or coagulation of any suspended solids
• clarifier to settle out the larger solids
• filtration to remove the smaller particles
• control panel (depending on the level of automated operation needed)