Water Treatment Solutions

The water is then pumped into an aeration tank. A tube or plate transfers air and thus oxygen into the water. Oxygen is used by microorganisms/bacteria in the water to break down pollutants. Pre-chlorination occurs during aeration to remove dissolved iron and manganese. For the next state, water moves into a clarifying tank where it undergoes chemical coagulation/flocculation to collect suspended particles together and remove them mechanically, usually with a revolving arm.

Filtration is the final phase of water treatment. The water passes through multiple filters such as lattice structures to remove any remaining solid matter or particles. Biological film can be applied to the filter to remove biological matter, as with slow sand filtration. After filtering the water treatment process has removed solids, bacteria, algae, viruses, fungi, and minerals like iron and manganese.

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The water treatment process requires accessories for connections and seals.  Accessories often include NPTF/inch tube fittings, metric fittings, metering valves, check valves, inline and right angle flow controls and assorted brass fittings.