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We produce high-tech solutions in the field of water purification that meet the most stringent quality standards and customer requirements.

Why CIP is required for water filtration plants?

CIP in a Filtration Plant is necessary to prolong membrane life and maintain high productivity in your system. For effective CIP membrane cleaning, you will ensure there is enough time to complete the cleaning process. Stopping a CIP’s duration may result in lower production and performance.

Why regeneration of resins is required for filtration plants

The key for the cost-efficient application of ion exchange (IE) processes relies on the fact that resins should be effectively regenerated to ensure their operation for the maximum possible working cycles.

what is DADA DiOpt Plant?

DADA ions Optimizer (DiOpt) is a comprehensive water treatment plant designed to pre-treat bore water, making it suitable for use in various applications such as reverse osmosis (RO) plants, boilers, cooling towers, and other water utilities. The DiOpt system incorporates three main components: a multimedia filter, an iron scavenger, and a water softener. Together, these components work synergistically to remove suspended solids, iron, and hardness minerals from the bore water, resulting in high-quality water that is ideal for further treatment or direct usage.

How can we do overhauling of Water treatment plants?

Water treatment plant overhauls involve a systematic process, starting with assessment and planning, followed by scheduled shutdown, cleaning, and decontamination. Components are inspected, worn parts replaced, and technology upgrades considered for enhanced efficiency. Calibration and system optimization precede rigorous testing and commissioning before resuming operations. Safety measures are crucial, with detailed documentation and records kept. Operator training and a regular maintenance schedule contribute to ongoing plant efficiency.

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