Project Name: Well Water Drinking Project
Location: Romania
Year: March 2019
Capacity: 23 m³/h
The raw water source was well water with multiple parameters exceeding drinking water standards, including turbidity, ammonia, chloride, residual chlorine, total bacteria, nitrite, and nitrate.
Among these, turbidity was significantly high, while other indicators were slightly above standard limits, requiring a combined treatment approach.
A combined Ultrafiltration (UF) + Reverse Osmosis (RO) system was adopted to address different water quality issues effectively.
UF System Capacity: 11 m³/h
RO System Capacity: 12 m³/h
Total Output: 23 m³/h (mixed water for drinking use)
The system was designed as a containerized integrated solution (40” HQ), enabling compact installation, easy transportation, and fast deployment.
UF System Process
Raw Water Tank → Raw Water Pump → Quartz Sand Filter → Activated Carbon Filter → Security Filter → UF System → Product Water Tank
RO System Process
Raw Water Tank → Raw Water Pump → Quartz Sand Filter → Security Filter → RO System → Product Water Tank
A shared cleaning system (CIP) is used for both UF and RO systems
The system is equipped with automatic electrical control
Principaux résultats
System recovery rate: 74.2%
Effective removal of turbidity, bacteria, and suspended solids
Reduction of nitrate, nitrite, and chloride through RO
Stable drinking water quality achieved
Integrated UF + RO treatment solution
Containerized design for fast installation
Stable operation with automated control system
Suitable for well water purification applications
Drinking water treatment from well water
Rural and decentralized water supply
Industrial and municipal water purification
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