Conventional potable water
Coagulation, flocculation, inclined-plate settling, V-type filtration and disinfection.
WATER & WASTEWATER
Factory-integrated potable-water and wastewater treatment packages with process equipment, piping, instrumentation and automatic control.

TECHNOLOGY & CONFIGURATION
Choose the package from the raw-water characteristics, outlet requirements and operating philosophy. Potable-water systems and biological wastewater systems address different duties.
Coagulation, flocculation, inclined-plate settling, V-type filtration and disinfection.
Protective fine screening and submerged membranes provide a compact physical barrier.
Screening, equalization, anoxic/oxic biology and membrane separation, with disinfection as required.
EXPLORE THE EQUIPMENT
Representative equipment from the range. Final dimensions and arrangement follow the project duty. Select an image to enlarge.
PRELIMINARY SELECTION
Published ranges support initial selection. Final equipment, dimensions, materials and performance commitments follow the confirmed project requirements.
| Platform | Published capacity | Selection basis |
|---|---|---|
| Conventional potable | 1,000–30,000 m³/day | Solids loading and chemical conditioning |
| Submerged UF potable | 1,000–30,000 m³/day | Feed quality, membrane duty and cleaning |
| Packaged MBR | 0.5–30 m³/h | Influent loading and effluent standard |
The MBR range is equivalent to 12–720 m³/day at continuous 24-hour operation. Parallel trains and additional sizes are available on request.
PROCESS & SUPPLY BOUNDARY
Supply inclusions and options are confirmed in the agreed quotation. Installation, commissioning and operation are available in Jordan, Iraq and the UAE; installation supervision and commissioning are available in other countries.
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COMMON QUESTIONS
Selection depends on source-water variability, treatment targets, membrane suitability, available chemicals and the operating philosophy.
No. The full treatment train, disinfection, membrane validation and applicable water-quality requirements must be assessed for the actual source.