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AQUATHERMA Engineering supplies a full range of water
treatment systems using conventional as well as high technology
processes.
Major processes include: Clarification and Disinfection, Filtration,
Softening and Deionization, Desalination and Chemical Treatment. |
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Clarification & Disinfection |
Improved
and reliable conventional systems are offered for clarification
applications. Advanced systems, using titled plates and others
are also offered for highly demanding applications.
Disinfection systems offered by AQUATHERMA Engineering include Chlorination,
UV Sterilizers, Ozone Treatment and others.
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Filtration |
AQUATHERMA Engineering
provides solutions to virtually any filtration or separation.
Basic technologies such as Cartridge Filters, Multimedia Filters
for removal of suspended solids of all kind. Carbon Filters
for removal of taste, odor, color and chlorine excess.
Membrane Filtration for nanofiltration and ultra filtration.
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Softening and Deionization |
The
ion exchange technology is used in application requiring water
softening, selecting ion removal or complete demineralization.
AQUATHERMA Engineering offers a full range of softeners, twin and
mixed bed demineralizers.
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Desalination |
Using
the reverse osmosis technology, AQUATHERMA Engineering desalt sea
water as well as brackish water for both potable and industrial
use.
Alternatively, where economical, thermal processes are used
achieving the same results.
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Chemical Treatment |
Chemical
Treatment is used in combination with other treatment technologies,
reducing or eliminating organic and inorganic contamination
in water streams. Furthermore, AQUATHERMA Engineering offers a
full range of water treatment chemicals for cooling towers,
boilers, closed systems, as well as water conditioners, descalers
and defoulants.
In order to complete its water treatment installation,
AQUATHERMA Engineering also designs and executes all the hydraulic equipment
required to provide complete turn key plants.
-Pumping Stations
-Tanks
-Water network
-Regulation and Instrumentation
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