High-Quality Municipal Water Treatment Systems

Separmatic filters provide a high-quality finished water virtually free of cryptosporidium, e-coli, giardia, and other disease-causing bacteria. Our municipal water filtration systems are custom designed to meet all the needs of each specific municipality’s special needs. No matter the source of the raw water, Separmatic has the technical know-how to provide the correct filtration solution.

Municipal Water Filtration in Wisconsin and Throughout the USA:

Pre- and Post-Filtration Methods

Separmatic municipal water filters may utilize pre-filtration and/or post-filtration methods, depending upon the turbidity (cloudiness) and particle load of the raw source. This may include any of the following in combination with our diatomaceous earth filters:

Sand:
Used in the removal of suspended solids and high turbidity.
Bag or Cartridge Filters:
For high flow rates may be used in a housing featuring multiple bags or cartridges. This would be used to remove particles to 5 microns to assist the DE filter where heavy amounts of suspended solids and high turbidity are present.
Multi-Media:
These filters consist of multiple layers of different media sizes. This allows for high loading rates of suspended solids. Multi-media filters can remove sediment down to the 10 micron range.
Activated carbon or Carbon Block Filters:
Typically used for post-filtration activated carbon or carbon block filters remove unpleasant taste and odors, dechlorination, or organic contaminant absorption.

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Municipal water filtration systems offer several benefits for communities and individuals:

Safe Drinking Water: One of the primary benefits is the provision of safe and clean drinking water. Filtration systems remove contaminants, bacteria, and impurities, ensuring that the water meets quality standards.
Public Health Protection: By removing harmful substances from the water supply, municipal filtration systems contribute to the protection of public health. This helps prevent waterborne diseases and ensures the well-being of the community.
Environmental Protection: Filtration systems help protect the environment by reducing the discharge of pollutants into water bodies. This supports the health of aquatic ecosystems and wildlife.
Cost-Effectiveness: Municipal water filtration can be a cost-effective solution compared to individual water treatment methods. Centralized systems serve entire communities, reducing the need for individual households to invest in their own filtration systems.
Consistent Water Quality: Filtration systems maintain consistent water quality throughout the municipal water supply. This reliability is essential for meeting the daily water needs of residents, businesses, and industries.
Compliance with Regulations: Municipal water filtration ensures compliance with water quality regulations and standards set by health authorities. This helps prevent legal issues and ensures that the water supply meets or exceeds established guidelines.
Reduced Dependence on Bottled Water: Access to clean and safe tap water reduces the dependence on bottled water, which can be more expensive and has environmental implications related to plastic waste.
Infrastructure Resilience: Centralized water filtration systems contribute to the resilience of water infrastructure. They can be designed to withstand natural disasters and emergencies, ensuring continued access to safe water even in challenging situations.
Community Convenience: Residents benefit from the convenience of having a centralized water source that meets quality standards. This eliminates the need for individual water treatment methods and simplifies water access for the community.
Economic Development: Reliable access to clean water supports economic development by attracting businesses and industries to the area. This, in turn, contributes to the overall growth and prosperity of the community.

It’s important to note that the effectiveness of municipal water filtration systems depends on proper maintenance and adherence to quality control measures. Regular testing and monitoring help ensure that the systems continue to provide safe and clean water to the community.