Disinfection

The purpose of water disinfection is to destroy both living and spore-forming forms of microorganisms and to prevent their secondary development in the water treatment and distribution system. This is an important process due to the water quality requirements for consumers regarding drinking water and maintaining sanitary safety. Disinfection can be carried out using physical methods (e.g., UV radiation) as well as chemical methods, most commonly by dosing chlorine compounds into the water.

Introduction of indirect ozone oxidation processes and filtration on activated carbon filters at the water treatment plant of the Northern Plant in Wieliszew

Construction of the Vistula Water Treatment and Demineralization Station at the ORLEN production plant in Płock.

Expansion of water treatment technology at the Praga Waterworks Plant in the city of Warsaw

Designing and construction on a turnkey basis of a water demineralization system for the ANWIL S.A. plant in Włocławek.

Modernization and expansion of the Water Intake and Water Treatment Plant 'Krzywe Błota', with a water supply network monitoring system

Designing and construction on a turnkey basis of a ground water treatment station at the Lubelski Węgiel Bogdanka S.A. Coal Mine, along with the modernization of the sewage treatment plant.