
Core Configurations: Manual vs. Semi-Auto vs. Fully Automatic
• Manual Operation: Operators handle valve switching, backwashing cycles for sand/carbon filters, and chemical cleaning (CIP - Clean-In-Place) initiation by hand using pressure gauges and rotameters. It requires low initial capital but higher daily oversight.
• Semi-Automatic Operation: Combines automated high/low-pressure safety cut-offs and basic electronic relay logic with manual intervention needed for specific regeneration or membrane flush cycles.
• Fully Automatic Operation: Driven by PLC (Programmable Logic Controller) panels, featuring automated flushing, tank level integration, auto-restart mechanisms, and real-time digital monitoring with minimal human supervision.
Stainless Steel (SS) Build & Customization
• SS-Based Construction: Usually built with SS 304 or SS 316 skids, high-pressure multi-stage pumps, and piping frameworks. Stainless steel resists heavy corrosion, handles high sanitation demands, and suits food, beverage, and pharmaceutical standards.
• Customized Engineering: Layouts are tailored to raw water analysis (borewell vs. municipal TDS levels up to 3,000+ ppm), specific membrane counts (typically 8 to 12 membrane housings of 8040 elements), and post-treatment additions like UV disinfection, ozone dosing, or mineral adjustment.
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