Understand the source.
A drinking-water objective and a process-water specification are different design briefs. The critical parameters, variability and operating duty need to be identified.
Water solution
Process-water treatment
Process-water treatment is driven by the requirements of the application. The starting point is the incoming source, required quantity and the water specification set by the process or equipment.
Connect the system.
Source-appropriate filtration, softening, ion exchange or membrane treatment is evaluated against the application. Storage, distribution and monitoring connect the treatment plant to the operation.
A clear design brief
Useful inputs
for your project.
- Incoming source-water analysis
- Equipment or process water specification
- Average and peak consumption
- Existing pretreatment and distribution interfaces
Case studies
Related project experience.
Start with the water
Tell us about
your water project.
Your source, demand and intended use give our team a useful starting point.