How water purifivation works?
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Water purifiers have become a necessity for every household. Water purifiers ensure that you get clean and safe drinking water on demand so that you stay away from water-borne diseases. There are different types of water filtration processes such as Reverse Osmosis Water Filtration (RO), Ultra Filtration (UF) and Ultra Violet disinfection (UV). You need to choose a water purification system depending on the quality of water. Though we can easily get in touch with service professionals if there is a problem, it is always helpful to know how these systems function.
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Water that is safe to drink is called potable water, or drinking water, in contrast to safe water, which can be used for bathing or cleaning. In the United States, the Environmental Protection Agency sets maximum levels for the 90 most commonly occurring contaminants. If something happens to your water supply, your supplier has to contact you to let you know what precautions you should take.
Water treatment requires six basic steps.
In coagulation, coagulants like lime and alum are added to the water, which causes particulates to clump together.
Next, the water is shaken into larger clumps, called flocs.
The sedimentation process requires that the water stand for 24 hours, which allows the clumps to settle to the bottom.
The water is then filtered, disinfected (usually with chlorine) and aerated.
Aeration helps to remove certain contaminants like radon.
Water treatment requires six basic steps.
In coagulation, coagulants like lime and alum are added to the water, which causes particulates to clump together.
Next, the water is shaken into larger clumps, called flocs.
The sedimentation process requires that the water stand for 24 hours, which allows the clumps to settle to the bottom.
The water is then filtered, disinfected (usually with chlorine) and aerated.
Aeration helps to remove certain contaminants like radon.
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