Industrial water treatment systems are high-tech devices used in industrial applications. Industrial water treatment systems are used in industrial areas with high water consumption such as factories, industries, and offices. It is possible to obtain clean water through industrial water treatment systems.
Industrial water treatment involves the use of effective, cost-efficient, and compact systems to meet various water treatment and separation needs for various applications. Industrial water treatment is used when dirty water is generated in the production process.
Industrial water treatment systems can be categorized as follows:
Raw Water Treatment Systems
Cooling Tower Water Treatment Systems
Boiler Feed Water Treatment Systems
Wastewater Treatment Systems
Applications of Industrial Water Treatment Systems
Industrial water treatment systems serve various industries and applications. Each treatment system is designed for different requirements in the facility. Although their general structures are similar, they are used for different purposes in the facility.
The areas of use for industrial water treatment devices can be listed as follows:
- Pharmaceutical industry
- Paint industry
- Chemical industry
- Medical sector
- Textile industry
- Automotive industry
- Energy sector
- Casting industry
Working Principle of Industrial Water Treatment Systems
An industrial water treatment system consists of areas such as sludge stabilization tank, sedimentation, and aeration. Wastewaters are introduced into the aeration unit, where they are transformed into water. With the help of equipment within the system, the aerated wastewater is directed to the sedimentation unit. In this process, solid and liquid components are separated, and disinfection is achieved.
The most important function of water treatment systems is carried out through filters. Carbon, resin, and carbon are crucial in industrial systems. These components perform different tasks effectively.
Sand systems present in industrial water treatment systems are used for capturing all visible or invisible particles in the water. These sand systems, which can capture particles in the consumed water, constitute a significant equipment of the process. The carbon system is important for capturing chlorine in the water due to its health risks. Due to these reasons, the successful filtration process in industrial treatment systems is crucial. This equipment also ensures the retention of bacteria for the water to appear clear.
The resin system plays a role in softening the taste of water. The resin system, which is a special filter system that removes water hardness, needs to be managed smoothly from installation to use.
