Theme Parks and Water Parks

Media filtration removes suspended particles, and microorganisms. Using layers of sand, gravel, or activated carbon, it enhances water clarity, reduces contaminants. This process is essential for ensuring safe, clean, and potable water for public consumption.

Reverse osmosis (RO) is crucial in drinking water applications for its ability to remove contaminants like salts, bacteria, and chemicals, ensuring safe, clean water. It works by forcing water through a semipermeable membrane, leaving impurities behind. RO enhances taste, odor, and safety, making it essential for providing high-quality drinking water.

The system removes undesirable ions like calcium and magnesium and contaminants like lead and nitrates. It softens hard water, preventing scale buildup in piping systems, and ensures safe, palatable water by exchanging harmful ions with harmless ones, improving water quality and safety.

Neutralization adjusts pH levels to make the water safe and palatable. It prevents corrosion or scaling in pipes, enhances disinfection efficiency, and ensures regulatory compliance. Proper pH balance is crucial for protecting public health and maintaining infrastructure.

Chemical dosing and dilution in drinking water applications are crucial for ensuring water safety and quality. Proper dosing adds precise amounts of chemicals, such as disinfectants and coagulants, to eliminate pathogens and remove impurities. Dilution ensures these chemicals are evenly distributed, preventing overdosing or underdosing, which could compromise water quality and safety.