Water treatment, filtration and disinfection plants for communities and institutions

Compliant drinking water in villages and institutions without access to mains networks: filtration plants on local sources (up to 10 m³/h and more), chlorine or UV disinfection, tanks, pumps and automation, with laboratory tests at handover.

What is included

Raw-water analysis and design of the treatment scheme
Mechanical filters, iron removal, softening, activated carbon, reverse osmosis
Disinfection: hypochlorite dosing or UV sterilisers
Storage tanks, pump sets, pressure vessels
Containers or heated plant rooms for the equipment
Commissioning, operator training, laboratory tests

How we approach this type of project

We take samples from the source and send them to an accredited laboratory, then size the filtration stages according to the results, not the catalogue. Equipment is installed in a heated space with access for maintenance, and the local operator receives training and an operating log. We hand over with a test certificate for the treated water.

Materials and equipment

Filtration and dosing equipment from H2O and other specialised suppliers, food-grade polyethylene or stainless steel tanks, Grundfos or Wilo pumps, controls with dry-run protection.

Site photographs

Real photographs go into the img/servicii/ folder — see the instructions in the package.

Questions about this service

How much does maintaining a plant cost?

It depends on the scheme; typically replacement of filter media and the UV lamp every 1–2 years plus chemicals. We offer a maintenance contract after the warranty.

Have you worked on externally funded projects?

Yes: the Telița plant was funded by the Embassy of Japan and the Peticeni one through the "European Village" programme (FNDRL), each with its own reporting.