Regulation-aware engineering
For wastewater projects within scope, engineering documentation is developed with the applicable Turkish Ministry Circular No. 2018/14 and current technical criteria in view.
Selective Contaminant Removal
Arsenic Removal Systems
Selective arsenic-removal solutions for drinking-water targets, with media, filtration and operating logic defined from raw-water analysis.
Engineered from water analysis
Engineering and life cycle
We deliver a sustainable system, not just equipment.
Equipment and materials are selected for project conditions from internationally established manufacturers and verifiable technical standards; manufacturing and factory acceptance checks are documented.
From small to large scale
Capacity is engineered around analysis, flow, load and site conditions, from small facilities to municipal, industrial-zone and large industrial plants.
Turnkey delivery
Process design, equipment selection, manufacturing, automation, installation, commissioning and operator guidance can be delivered under one project scope.
Continuous technical support
Warranty, preventive maintenance, repair, spare parts, consumables planning and process-performance support are addressed throughout the system life cycle.
Field and manufacturing archive
Application gallery
Real system photography selected from engineering, manufacturing and field applications.
These photographs are published from the WaterMill corporate archive. Unauthorized copying, reproduction, alteration, publication or commercial use may result in civil and criminal liability.
Arsenic removal requires reading the water chemistry rather than applying a ready-made recipe. The right media and operating logic only make sense together with current analysis.
Technical specifications
- Design input
- Current raw-water analysis and target water quality
- Process approach
- Selection of suitable media and filtration stages
FAQ
Can an arsenic-removal system be selected without analysis?
No. Arsenic concentration
Can the system operate automatically?
Yes. Valve control