PACT offers a comprehensive range of solutions designed to meet the water and wastewater needs of municipal facilities., Our advanced technologies ensure efficient and reliable performance, supporting sustainable and safe water management.
Employed in municipal settings to convert seawater into potable water using either reverse osmosis, where high-pressure forces water through semipermeable membranes, or distillation processes, where heat evaporates and condenses water to remove salts and impurities.
Crucial components in municipal treatment plants for the removal of suspended solids from water through physical filtration mechanisms using sand, gravel, or multimedia beds, ensuring water clarity and purity.
Process that eliminates minerals from water in municipal systems to prevent scaling and corrosion in pipes and equipment, achieved through ion exchange or membrane technologies for enhanced water quality.
Addition of essential minerals such as calcium and magnesium back into treated water after demineralization processes to improve taste and provide health benefits, ensuring balanced mineral content.
Utilizes fine membranes to effectively remove bacteria, viruses, and suspended particles from water in municipal treatment, enhancing water purity and safety through precise filtration processes.
Advanced filtration method employed in municipal systems to selectively remove dissolved ions and organic molecules from water, improving overall water quality by addressing specific contaminants.
Integral to wastewater treatment plants, this device separates oil and solids from wastewater before discharge, employing gravity and coalescence to clarify effluents effectively.
Employed in municipal wastewater treatment for the clarification and thickening of effluents by injecting air bubbles, which float and carry suspended particles to the surface for removal, improving water clarity and reducing solids content.
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