Underground water purification equipment is an essential tool for ensuring the safety and quality of groundwater, which is a vital source of clean drinking water for millions of people around the world.
The process of underground water purification involves several stages, including coagulation, sedimentation, filtration, and disinfection. Each stage plays a crucial role in removing impurities and contaminants from the water.
Coagulation is the first step in underground water purification. In this stage, chemicals are added to the raw water to neutralize its electrical charge and cause suspended particles to clump together into larger masses called flocs.
After coagulation, the mixture enters a sedimentation basin where gravity causes the heavy flocs to settle at the bottom while clear liquid rises to the top. This process helps remove dirt particles that can affect taste and odor of drinking water.
Once all impurities have settled on bottom surface of basin then we use filters which are made up with sand or other materials like carbon etc., these filters help us remove any remaining dirt or debris from our purified ground-water before it reaches consumers' taps through pipes network system designating proper distribution channels & storage facilities nearby areas so they may access easily when needed most especially during emergency situations due lack resources otherwise; thus protecting lives against potential health risks associated with contaminated H2O supply chain management practices worldwide!
