Municipal services
«BMT» produces a wide range of equipment for surface and underground water treatment with the aim of producing high quality drinking water in compliance with RF Sanitary Standards 2.1.1074-01 and 2.1.4.1116-02. High quality of water is achieved due to the combined application of innovative membrane technologies and conventional water treatment methods.
Nowadays in Russia great attention is paid to the quality of water supplied to population for household water use.
For household water system both artesian and surface water is widely used. As a rule underground water is characterized by increased hardness, iron, manganese content and general salinity. Some underground sources contain such impurities as boron, bromine, silicon, fluorides, arsenic etc in concentration prevailing maximum allowable concentration.
The following technologies of treating underground waters in compliance with State Sanitary Standards are widely spread.
Water hardness reduction is traditionally and quite effectively is achieved through ion-exchange plants for plants for water softening.
Iron and manganese removal from underground water is as a rule performed by dissolved iron and manganese oxidation by transformation into colloid substance with their further filtration.
To remove boron, silicon, fluorides from water, to reduce total hardness membrane plants(оReverse Osmosis and nanofiltration) are used. Applying correct and responsible approach for developing membrane plants there is a possibility to produce not completely desalinated watrer, but physiologically valuable water balanced in salt content. Membrane water treatment plants are characterised by stable processed water quality, minimal operation costs and size.
Surface (natural) water (rivers, lakes, ponds, water storage basins etc), used for population water supply, have high content of natural humic acids, fulvic acids, suspended matters and anthropogenic organic and nonorganic pollutants like heavy metals, petroleums and other toxic components, which get into water from not properly processed waste waters.