Decentralized Water Supply

Technical Background

In 2023, the Ministry of Water Resources issued the "Guiding Opinions on Accelerating the High-Quality Development of Rural Water Supply", clearly proposing the "3+1" standardized construction and management model for rural water supply. The goal is to gradually increase the nationwide rural tap water coverage rate and the proportion of the rural population covered by large-scale water supply systems. Currently, decentralized water supply, especially in rural areas, faces challenges such as low water supply reliability, low construction standards, low water quality compliance rates, weak water quality monitoring, and poor maintenance management. Therefore, there is an urgent need for integrated decentralized water supply equipment to address water supply issues in remote mountainous areas and rural regions.

Technical Introduction

The solution employs a combination of flocculation, sand filtration, PAC, CM, ultrafiltration, and disinfection technologies to develop five integrated water supply units. These units are characterized by high treatment efficiency, small footprint, energy savings, simple structure, easy operation, and stable operation, ensuring that the effluent water quality consistently meets the "Standards for drinking water quality" (GB 5749-2022).

Technical Advantages

Modular design

The solution adopts modular design, meeting different treatment capacity requirements.
Automated control

The system operates automatically with remote APP monitoring, no technician required.
Easy installation

The system is easy to install and can produce water after connecting to the water source and power supply on-site.
Intelligent monitoring

The system adopts online monitoring of inflow and outflow water, with real-time recording and control of effluent quality.