May 4th, 2010

Applications and Benefits

Waste water secondary and tertiary treatment: reduces turbidity, suspended solids, BOD and COD
Drinking water: Reduces turbidity, suspended solids, iron and manganese
Pre-treatment, ideal for UV, Reverse osmosis, desalination and GAC: Improve performance and increase life
Food and Beverage Production: Improve taste and appearance
Boilers: Turbidity reduction, minimise sludge blowdown
Industrial Water Process: Reduced particulate matter and turbidity
Deioniser and softener pre-treatment: Lengthen resin life

Global News

May 4th, 2010

Supplying water of adequate quality and in sufficient quantities is one of the major challenges facing modern society.

The situation will become even more critical in the years ahead.

Water Lines

An average European uses between 150 and 400 litres of water every day for their personal requirements.
Consunption in the US is almost twice as high, at 580 litres/day per person.
In China, the figure is only 90 litres per day on average.
In many developing countries individual consumption is well below the limit of 50 litres per day specified as the critical threshold by the Food and Agriculture Organisation.