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Water Treatment Plants

Fouling is a common problem in water treatment plants. Water treatment processes involve the removal of impurities, contaminants, and particles from water to make it safe for various applications, such as drinking water, industrial processes, and irrigation. Fouling can occur in different stages and equipment within water treatment plants.

Cooling Towers

Water treatment plants associated with cooling towers face fouling challenges. Scaling, biofilm formation, and deposition of suspended solids can occur on cooling tower surfaces and heat exchangers, reducing heat transfer efficiency, increasing energy consumption, and necessitating regular cleaning and maintenance.

Piping and Distribution Systems

Fouling can also occur in the piping and distribution systems of water treatment plants. Deposition of minerals, biofilms, suspended solids, and corrosion by-products can accumulate on the inner surfaces of pipes, valves, and fittings, leading to flow restrictions, pressure drops, and reduced system performance. Regular cleaning and maintenance of the distribution infrastructure are required to prevent excessive fouling.

Membrane Filtration

Water treatment plants often utilize membrane filtration processes, such as reverse osmosis (RO), nanofiltration (NF), and ultrafiltration (UF), to remove dissolved solids, bacteria, viruses, and other contaminants. Fouling can occur on the membrane surfaces due to the deposition of suspended solids, organic matter, biofilms, and scaling minerals, resulting in reduced membrane performance, decreased water quality, increased energy consumption, and the need for regular cleaning and maintenance.

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How Agitate protects the Water Treatment Industry

Agitate is utilised to prevent fouling in water treatment facilities. Fouling refers to the unwanted marine growth, such as biofilms, organic matter, or mineral scales, on the surfaces of water treatment equipment. Agitate helps with the reduction of biofilm formation, improves filtration efficiency and reduces maintenance and downtime.

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