A water hammer arrestor, also known simply as a “hammer arrestor” or “shock absorber,” is a crucial component in plumbing systems. Designed to counter water hammer, it acts during sudden changes in water flow within a pipe, addressing the common issue. What is a Hammer Arrestor Characterize water hammer with a loud banging or hammering … Read more
Solar water heating systems use the sun’s energy to heat water for domestic use. People can use solar water heating systems to heat potable water for homes and businesses or to provide pool heating. There are two types of solar water systems: active and passive. Active solar systems use a thermal storage tank to store … Read more
Sewage Treatment Plant is the process of removing contaminants from wastewater & flat sewage, both runoff (effluents) & domestic. It includes a physical, chemical, and biological process to remove physical, chemical, and biological contaminants. Its objective is to produce treated effluent and soil waste or sludge suitable for discharge or re-use back into the sewage … Read more
The water treatment plant is a vital part of the community. It is responsible for ensuring that the water supplied to the homes and businesses in the area is clean and safe to drink. The plant uses a variety of methods to treat the water, including filtration, chlorination, and ozonation. Introduction: What is a water … Read more
Ion exchange is a chemical process used for water softening or demineralization, but it is also used to deionize, denitrify, dechlorinate, and disinfect water. Introduction: ION Exchange Water Treatment The ION Exchange water treatment systems are a unique and efficient way to improve the taste, odor, and clarity of your water. How does it work? … Read more
In general, any municipality or industry requires the use of a drain water treatment facility. The facility discharges clean water back into the environment. This type of system in general is referred to as an Effluent treatment plant. Introduction: What is an effluent treatment plant? It is a necessary part of any municipality or industry. … Read more
Electrodeionization (EDI) is a process by which an electric field is used to separate ions and polar particles from aqueous liquids. The use of EDI with reverse osmosis for water treatment can replace ion-exchange resin-mixed beds, which demand offsite or onsite chemical regeneration. Introduction: Electro-ionization is a water treatment process that uses electricity to remove … Read more