River Water Treatment System Wiht Lamella Clarifier

PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS

The design of the system is based on the principles of physical and chemical processing.

System There are two standard systems with a capacity of 50 m3/h and 100 m3/h; Customized solutions are developed with multi-system designs for higher capacities.
Provides 10 times more settling area than conventional settling pools. Corrosion-resistant, PVC tiles are completely submerged in water, with tiles placed at a 55-degree angle for optimal subsidence. Low operating costs due to self-cleaning plates and non-moving parts.
 
 
AREAS OF APPLICATION
Compact treatment systems consisting of prechlorination, coagulation-flocculation, sedimentation, sand filtration and chlorination units are ideal processes for suspended solids removal.
 
Water taken from rivers or other natural springs is used to produce water of suitable quality for domestic use. (drinking water or other uses)
The systems included in the water treatment plant are listed below;
 
 
1. PRECHLORINATION
Chlorine pre-treatment before sedimentation or filtration is a necessary practice to obtain quality purification according to WHO (World Health Organization) standards.
 
2. COAGULATION-FLOCULATION
It provides water transparency and removes turbidity by sedimenting suspended solids over a certain period of time. The purpose of flocculation-coagulation is to remove very fine particles from water components that cause turbulence and often form stable colloids.
 
3. PRECIPITATING LAMELLA
Treatment of raw water after chemical treatment is usually carried out by rain. Lamellar deposition is often used to reduce the required deposition area. Unlike traditional sedimentation, lamellar sedimentation saves space by providing high sedimentation area with low surface area. After sedimentation, the purified water goes to the reservoir, and the water from the tanks is pumped under pressure to the sand filters through horizontal centrifugal pumps.
 
4. SAND FILTER
The purpose of the sand filter is to remove all small particles and flocs that cannot be removed by the sedimentation process, making clean water ready for general use.
 
5. DISINFECTION (FINAL CHLORINATION)
The final chlorination ensures the necessary amount of residual chlorine in the purified water and ensures the absence of bacteriological contamination in the water.