What is a Workflow of Water Treatment System?

The bottled water is a complex process in which very high standards is required to be properly performed and completed. When we talk about bottling water, many issues arise, such as hygiene, safety and pollution. This is where the water treatment system comes to play. However, for the water treatment process to be carried out successfully, only the best machines available in the market should be used.

Now, it is important to look at the various steps in the water production process which will help us in identifying the water treatment phases.

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The water bottling process includes three or four steps, depending on whether it produces carbonated water or not:

Water sterilization: 

This is one of the initial and primary stages in the water production process. Here, the contaminants which may be present in the water is totally eliminated using the water treatment system. Reverse osmosis is used in purifying tap water while a means of iron exchange is used to remove manganese and iron which may be present in spring water.

Cleaning: 

cleaning the empty bottles is probably the most important step in bottling water. The reason is simple: proper cleaning is the only way to ensure the hygiene and safety of the water being bottled. It would be a serious mistake to sterilize the water before bottling, and contaminate it right in the final production process. Therefore, choose only the best suppliers when it comes to cleaning machines: the machines should be of high quality machines, can be sterilized at when necessary, and should be corrosion and rust resistant.

Filling of the bottles: 

The primary aim of the water bottling plant is to fill the bottles with water. This process involves placing the bottles and while the nozzles above them pour the water into them. If you decide to bottle the water only in glass, you need to make use of those filling machines designed for the glass bottles; if you opt for PET bottles it is also important to choose the PET specific machines.

Saturation: 

This process is included in the bottling of water only if it must produce sparkling water. It should include a saturation unit that extracts air from water and carbonate with a device that directly injects CO2 into the liquid.

Capping: 

is the final step of bottling water. The bottles move to a capping machine that puts a cap on each of them and seals the water in a protected atmosphere. After plugging, the water is prepared for commercialization and sale locally or on a large scale.

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