Start with water evidence
Identify source variability and obtain a representative analysis. Define the finished-water requirement and local rules before choosing pretreatment, filtration, reverse osmosis where applicable and disinfection.
- Raw-water source and analysis
- Seasonal variation
- Finished-water target
- Local compliance
- Sampling and review
Build the treatment route
A project may include pretreatment, filtration, RO, disinfection and finished-water storage, but the exact route is water-specific. Each stage needs a stated design input and waste or backwash boundary.
- Pretreatment based on analysis
- Filtration duty
- RO only where justified
- Disinfection method to be confirmed
- Waste and backwash route
Size beyond saleable product
Total water demand includes filling, bottle washing, final rinsing, cleaning, treatment recovery loss, backwash and peak simultaneous use. Storage and pumps should protect the filler from unstable supply.
- Product liters per hour
- Bottle-wash and final-rinse use
- Treatment recovery
- Backwash and cleaning
- Peak and buffer requirement
Protect the finished-water loop
Finished-water tanks, sanitary piping, pumps, sampling points and return loop should be coordinated with the filler. Confirm hygienic access, drainability and control signals in the interface list.
- Finished-water tank
- Supply and return piping
- Pump and pressure control
- Sampling points
- Filler handover boundary
Information needed for a quote
Send the bottle and cap basis, required BPH, bottle path, factory and utility information, destination and any module or support requirement. Unknown items can remain marked “to be confirmed.”
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