Introduction

Centralised Purification Plant for Open well Water plants involve several consecutive processes, which remove solids, organic and inorganic pollutants, some metals and pathogenic microorganisms. The plant set-up should be designed to take into account the quality of water being treated.

Centralized water treatment approach implies treating large amounts of water at large rates in a "central" location and distributing that water via networks of pipelines, channels, and intermediate reservoirs. Centralized water treatment is largely implemented and maintained in major urban areas and in most parts of the developed world. Probably most of us primarily use the centralized treatment in our lives.

Many times the water is used from bore well, open well or tankers. Apart from bacterial Contamination hardness also is higher, the taste is not good. All these problems are solved by installing central plant comprising of filter / softener & disinfection unit. Some times the raw water source is so bad, that many parameters like hardness , TDS, bacterial contamination don't fall in ISI or WHO standards. We recommend central RO (Reverse Osmosis) systems. From this, the water quality will be as good as mineral water. These plants are very user friendly, they do not require frequent charging with chemicals like salt etc.