Filtration & conditioning
Prepare incoming water and protect the treatment stages that follow.
- Pressure sand filters (PSF)
- Activated carbon filters (ACF)
- Iron removal and softening systems
01 / Water treatment
The right water. For the right application.
Filtration, membrane treatment and purification systems selected around source-water quality and the intended use.
Quality at the point of use
Start with the water quality requirement.
Source water, demand and the final application determine the treatment approach. HMS coordinates process selection, equipment sizing and plant integration for domestic supply, building utilities and industrial process water.
Technical scope
From pretreatment to high-purity water.
Membrane treatment
Define membrane processes around feed-water characteristics and required output quality.
- Reverse osmosis (RO)
- Ultrafiltration (UF)
- Associated pretreatment and pumping
Purification & integration
Coordinate purification equipment with the facility’s demand, controls and distribution.
- Demineralization (DM)
- Electrodeionization (EDI)
- Integrated water treatment plants (WTP)
Our approach
A treatment train with a clear design basis.
Characterize the feed
Review available water analysis, source variability and the required supply volume.
Define the target
Establish the intended use and treated-water quality before selecting equipment.
Coordinate the installation
Bring filtration, purification, pumping, pipework and controls into the agreed scope.
Verify operation
Complete commissioning checks and agree maintenance needs for the installed system.
Domestic water supplyCommercial building utilitiesIndustrial process water
An informed starting point
Set the water-quality brief.
- Available source-water analysis
- Daily and peak water demand
- Required treated-water quality and end use
A recent water analysis and a clear end use help establish which treatment stages the installation needs.
Connected expertise
Utility & process systems
Water treatment
Define the water your process needs.
Bring the source-water conditions and quality objective to a technical discussion about filtration and purification.
Discuss water quality