Chlorination Treatment

The chlorination treatment system is particularly effective in cases where water is altered by the presence of iron, manganese, sulfur, and at the same time, by organic matter such as tannin or bacteria.

This process works as follows:

First, chlorine is injected into the water, which oxidizes minerals while eliminating organic matter.
The water then passes through a fiberglass contact tank to allow for retention time.
Thirdly, chlorine and oxidized matter are removed by a high-performance activated carbon filter. The result: clear and pure water, without odor or inconvenience.