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Remove arsenic before it removes your health.

Arsenic contamination in groundwater is a serious issue across many parts of India, especially in regions dependent on borewell water.
Our Arsenic Removal Plants are designed to effectively reduce both trivalent (As³⁺) and pentavalent (As⁵⁺) arsenic to below permissible limits, ensuring safe drinking and process water.
These systems combine specialized filtration media, oxidation, and adsorption technologies for reliable, low-maintenance, and long-lasting performance.

Over 140 districts in India have groundwater arsenic levels exceeding the WHO limit of 0.01 mg/L.

Problems Caused by Arsenic in Water

Severe Health Risks

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Long-term exposure causes arsenicosis, skin disorders, organ failure, and cancers of the skin, bladder, and lungs. It disrupts enzyme functions and damages the nervous and immune systems.

Genetic & Neurological Damage

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Arsenic interferes with DNA replication, causes birth defects, and impairs brain development, especially in children, leading to cognitive and motor dysfunctions.

Environmental & Agricultural Contamination

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Arsenic accumulates in soil and groundwater, reducing crop fertility and entering the food chain through plants and aquatic organisms. It persists for decades, making recovery difficult.

Toxic to Animals & Ecosystems

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Livestock and aquatic life suffer organ toxicity, reduced reproduction, and death, while microbial imbalance disrupts natural water and soil ecosystems, leading to long-term ecological damage.

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Our Solution

Arsenic-contaminated water is first collected in a raw water tank and passed through an oxidation chamber where agents like chlorine or KMnO₄ convert soluble As³⁺ to filterable As⁵⁺. The water then flows through a pressure sand filter and activated carbon filter to remove turbidity, color, and organic impurities. In the arsenic removal filter, specialized iron-based media adsorb and trap arsenic ions effectively. Finally, the backwash system cleans the filters, maintaining efficiency and extending system life — ensuring safe, clear, and arsenic-free water ready for use.

Key Features

  • Removes both As³⁺ and As⁵⁺ effectively using advanced adsorption media.

  • No chemical handling required during routine operation.

  • Automatic backwashing and regeneration options available.

  • Compact, skid-mounted design — easy to install and maintain.

  • Works efficiently with low pressure and power consumption.

  • Customizable for domestic, commercial, and industrial applications.

  • Ensures safe, arsenic-free water meeting BIS 10500 and WHO standards.

  • Reduces risk of long-term health hazards and heavy metal toxicity.

  • Eco-friendly operation with minimal sludge and waste generation.

  • Low operating cost and long media life (up to 3–5 years).

  • Enhances water taste, clarity, and safety for all end uses.

Benefits

Applications

  • For safe domestic water in arsenic-prone rural and urban areas.

  • Ensures safe drinking water for students and staff.

  • Protects process equipment and products from arsenic contamination.

  • For large-scale treatment and public water distribution.

  • Ideal for community water safety and rural development programs.

Working Principle

  1. Raw Water Collection: Arsenic-contaminated water is fed from a borewell or storage tank into the system.

  2. Oxidation Chamber: A mild oxidizing agent (like chlorine or KMnO₄) converts soluble As³⁺ to As⁵⁺, which is easier to remove.

  3. Pre-Filtration: Sand and carbon filters remove suspended solids, color, and organic impurities that can foul the arsenic media.

  4. Arsenic Removal Filter (Adsorption Media Unit): Water passes through a specialized iron-based or hybrid media that binds arsenic ions effectively through adsorption and ion exchange.

  5. Polishing Filter: An activated carbon or UF polishing unit removes residual taste, odor, and traces of arsenic.

  6. Safe Water Outlet / Storage: Treated water is collected in a storage tank, ready for safe use or distribution.

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How to Operate

  • Start the raw water feed pump and check inlet pressure.

  • Ensure pre-filters are clean and valves are correctly positioned.

  • Run the plant; check outlet TDS and arsenic levels periodically.

  • Backwash and rinse filters as per daily or weekly schedule.

  • Replace arsenic removal media when breakthrough occurs (arsenic >0.01 mg/L).

Maintenance Guide

  • Backwash sand and carbon filters once every 2–3 days or as needed.

  • Clean inlet strainers weekly.

  • Inspect valves and fittings monthly.

  • Replace arsenic removal media every 3–5 years depending on usage.

  • Calibrate water quality sensors (if equipped) every six months.

Pro Tips for Long-Term Performance

  • Always pre-filter water to prevent media fouling.

  • Avoid direct chlorination at high doses — it can damage the media.

  • Test water quality (arsenic, pH, iron) every 3 months.

  • Maintain flow rate within design limits for best removal efficiency.

  • Schedule preventive maintenance instead of reactive repairs.

Protect your family, employees, and community from arsenic contamination today.
Contact us for a free water test and customized Arsenic Removal Plant proposal.
Let’s make your water safe — one drop at a time.

Order our Service right now!

Glasses of Water

Comprehensive Solutions for any type of Water

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Water containing excess dissolved iron, causing rust stains and metallic taste.

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Water with high calcium and magnesium salts that cause scaling.

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Treated water used in factories for processes, cooling, and cleaning.

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A filtration process that removes dissolved salts and impurities from water.

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Bottled, purified water made safe for human consumption.

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Process of treating industrial wastewater before safe discharge.

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Specialized filtration to eliminate toxic arsenic from water.

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Process of removing all dissolved salts and minerals from water.

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Treatment of domestic wastewater to make it safe for disposal or reuse.

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Purification of collected rainwater for safe use and drinking.

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Manufacturing of mild steel tanks and vessels for water treatment systems.

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Testing and treating water to eliminate unidentified impurities.

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