Water Softening Plant

A water softening plant is a unique treatment facility that specifically removes hardness-causing minerals, such as calcium and magnesium, through the ion exchange process. Water softening plants have a vital role and are used in residential complexes, hotels, hospitals, and industrial plants for scale-free plumbing, better operation of appliances, and improved water quality for drinking water and process water, etc. Water softening plants come in different types, including manual, semi-automatic, and fully automatic, in order to suit different flow rates and operational requirements. Whether the water being treated is borewell water for domestic use or process water for manufacturing, you will consistently get soft water with minimum upkeep and regeneration. Modern water softening plants typically use resin-based ion exchange columns, brine tanks for regeneration, and multiport valves for proper functions. These plants can be made of or have components made of, but not limited to, FRP, stainless steel, and mild steel with rubber linings, and can be designed for capacities from 500 LPH to over 100,000 LPH. Advanced water softening plants also can have PLC controls, saltsaving technology, and co-current or counter to current designs for optimal performance. Water softening plants come in various sizes and design styles, including compact residential ones to larger industrial units. To see a selection of high-end water softening plants, look here at Aajjo!