Clarification
The sedimentation of solid substances present in the water, combined with flocculation and coagulation treatments results in the elimination of particles in colloidal suspensions. Can be applied to pre-treatment in the purification
                   of surface waters or industrial effluents.

Filtration
The physical removal of solid particles, colloids, iron and manganese from water, as well as the biological removal of ammonia. This can also be applied to the neutralising of free carbon dioxide, and in the adsorption of
                   residual chlorine and various organic compounds.

Ion Exchange
Elimination or replacement of ions present in water by means of exchange resin. Can be applied to many different kinds of applications such as demineralization, (conventional or counter current regeneration ),
                   softening, dealkalisation and particular types of puri-fication.

Reverse Osmosis
A membrane process that in recent years has found an increasing number of uses in the desalination of both brackish and sea waters, in the concentration of solutions for the food industry, and in the preparation of
                   water with high purity levels that is intended for the beverage,
                   pharmaceutical, medical, electronic, and industrial waste discharge
                   sectors.

Disinfection
Elimination of pollutant substances by means of injecting disinfectant products into the water ( sodium hypo chlorite, chlorine dioxide, ozone, per acetic acid, etc.) or through exposure to ultraviolet rays.