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Process Water Preparation Systems

Complete lines that build the water quality your production needs, starting from the raw water analysis.

  • Starting pointRaw water analysisthe basis of the engineering
  • ScopeComplete linepretreatment → membrane → disinfection
  • AutomationPLC panelinstallation and commissioning included
  • AfterwardsPeriodic inspectionthe condition for continuity

Every production line needs a different water quality: one is affected by hardness, another by conductivity, a third by silica or bacterial load. Process water preparation means delivering the quality the process genuinely needs with the fewest possible stages.

We begin with the raw water analysis and the process’s water quality requirement; then we combine filtration, softening, membrane and disinfection stages to the extent actually needed.

Process Water Preparation Systems

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How it works

Stages

  1. 01

    Analysis

    The raw water analysis and the process quality requirement are established.

  2. 02

    Stage configuration

    The minimum necessary set of stages is chosen; unnecessary investment is eliminated.

  3. 03

    Manufacturing and installation

    The unit is manufactured, the site piping and the control panel are installed.

  4. 04

    Commissioning

    The system is started up, settings are made and the operators are briefed.

Where it is used

Typical applications

  • Textiles

    Hardness and colour control on dyeing and finishing lines.

  • Food and beverage

    Microbiological safety in water that contacts the product.

  • Metalworking

    Conductivity control on surface treatment and rinsing lines.

  • Power

    High-purity water in boiler and turbine circuits.

Extra stages are a cost too

The most expensive mistake in water treatment is targeting a higher quality than the process needs. An unnecessary membrane stage permanently raises the investment as well as the energy and consumable costs.

That is why we start a project by asking which water this process wants, not which device we can sell. Our efficiency calculations are the basis for that decision.

Frequently asked questions

Can we get a quote without an analysis?

We can hold a preliminary discussion, but binding engineering requires a raw water analysis; a capacity given without one is an estimate.

Our existing system is not enough — does it have to be rebuilt?

Not necessarily. With a system analysis and improvement, the existing line can often be revised to reach the target.

Is there support after commissioning?

Yes, our periodic inspection and technical service are the continuation of commissioning.

Send us your raw water analysis and the flow rate you need

Let us size the system together; we will survey the site in person if needed.