Pristine Water

Urban Water Treatment with Pristine Water

Drinking water sources such as groundwater, reservoir water; and lake, pond, or river water are open to contamination.

• Appropriate treatment is necessary to remove disease-causing pathogens.
• Public or Municipal drinking water systems use various methods for urban water treatment water to provide safe drinking water.
• The typical steps involved are Coagulation and Flocculation, Sedimentation, Filtration and Disinfection.

How it works

Pristine Water Electrochlorination systems help to generate and dose sodium hypochlorite solution at the Disinfection stage of water treatment, which is the final stage before distribution. This has two aims:

• The bactericidal effect (killing of germs, parasites, bacteria, and viruses)
• The remnant effect (prevent recontamination)

And re-chlorination...

At the point when treated water travels over a significant distance, there are chances of water recontamination due to pathogens found in pipelines or possible gaps or leaks in the pipeline. This is why re-chlorinating the water is very essential at pumping stations.

• To prevent the recontamination of water it is essential to inject chlorine in it at regular intervals at different points of its journey till the consumer’s tap.
• This system is perfect for remote locations where transporting and stocking of chemicals for disinfection is expensive.

In such places, trained staff to dose these chemicals properly are also usually in short supply. Both these problems can be solved by this system which relies only on salt.