Drinking Water Treatment Systems：饮用水处理系统.pptVIP

Private Homeowner Drinking Water Issues Water Treatment Do We Need to Treat the Water ? Evaluate Existing Source- Construction, Location, and Water Quality Is Maintenance Needed ?  Identify and Repair System Deficiencies Pollution Control Measures- well cap, control drainage, and change land-us practice Treatment- POU, POE, or other Evaluate Well Change Well Cap Iron / Nuisance Bacteria Periodic shock well disinfections Drop tablets chlorinators Chlorine feed system Ozone treatment UV treatment – may be possibleprobably Class A Unit (turbidity, hardness, iron, manganese issues) Whole House Treatment Point of Entry (POE) Ozone Schematic of Softener Carbon Filtration Uses Remove man-made organic chemicals Remove miscellaneous tastes and odor from water – assuming no bacterial problems Remove radon gas from water Maintenance Carbon must be replaced routinely Iron Removal Form and concentration is important Oxidized = visible, orange stain Reduced = colorless Removal Methods Water Softener no bacterial problem Chlorination / Filtration Oxidizing Filter no bacterial problem Ozone Hydrogen Sulfide Hot water only? Adjust water heater to a temperature of 160F for 12 to 24 hours and then flush remove or replace rod in heater (Warranty Issues) Carbon Filtration- no bacterial problem Chlorination/ Contact Tank / Filtration Aeration- no bacterial problem Oxidizing filter- manganese greensand no bacterial problem At the Sink Point of Use (POU) Reverse Osmosis force water through membrane removes many contaminants Distillation heat water to boiling condense vapor ions left behind energy intensive Before You Buy Treatment EquipmentGet the Facts- Not the Sales Pitch Have your water tested by a reputable accredited, approved, and/or certified lab Don’t rely on in-home water test results. Don’t rely on free water tests. Consult unbiased water quality experts and get multiple quotes for a system. Explore All Alternatives Well Rehabilitation, New source, Loca