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12/12/08
Category: Products
Posted by: admin
Alia Water Pty Ltd has released its new range of single-phase powered Drinking Water plants.
The three new models utilising our patented Rapid Catalytic Oxidation process with outputs of 20, 33 and 50 litres per minute will provide low cost groundwater treatment to the highest drinking water standards. Heavy metals removal, pH correction and colour and taste correction in a small, lightweight, portable skid-mounted unit. NEWS- the new model Version 7 Drinking Water Plant shipping to Thailand for Thai Government evaluation. see photos Product Range-Drinking Water Plants |
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Drinking water solutions
Australia’s net water consumption is approximately 25 trillion litres of water per year.As population continues to grow, so does demand for water whilst supply of water grows increasingly scarce.
Australia’s fresh water reserves are sourced from surface water lake catchments or groundwater acquifers. Most recently Australians have started to treat seawater for municipal provision of fresh water also.
Whatever the source, raw water is contaminated to some level and unsuitable for drinking without prior treatment. Levels of contamination vary quite substantially between catchments making levels of treatment quite variable also.
Treatment of raw water matrixes is often complex, and efficient, cost effective solutions can be hard to find.
Alia’s extensive experience with water markets across the world which include Bangladesh, Malaysia, Japan, China and Australia has provided its technical department exceptional experience and technical expertise in the removal of contaminants in drinking water to any standard with the most productive and cost efficient technologies available.
