Water Treatment & Supply
Equipment options for water treatment and pressure-boosted supply in community, commercial and industrial projects. Selection depends on the source water quality, required output and the water quality or delivery pressure your system needs.
Tell us where your water comes from and how it will be used. Share any available water analysis, daily demand and existing system details. We can help review suitable treatment and supply equipment and coordinate the technical requirements for your project.
Typical Applications
Community Water Treatment
Treat source water for community supply, with equipment selected according to the raw water analysis, daily demand and required treated water quality.
Commercial & Industrial Treatment
Prepare water for commercial facilities and industrial processes, with treatment options matched to the intended use, required output and specified water quality.
Water Supply Boosting
Boost water pressure for buildings and distribution systems, with equipment matched to the incoming supply pressure, peak demand and required delivery pressure.
Water Treatment & Supply Equipment Options
Ganquan’s catalogue includes water treatment systems, pretreatment equipment and water supply boosting systems. The appropriate equipment combination depends on the source water analysis, required capacity, intended use and site conditions.
| Series | Equipment Type | Selection Focus |
|---|---|---|
| GQ-JS(J) / GQ-JS(Z) | Water treatment systems | Source water quality, required treated water quality, output and site layout. |
| ZC-II | Sand separators | Water flow, sand particle size and concentration, pressure loss and sand discharge arrangements. |
| CT-GQ | Iron and manganese removal systems | Raw water analysis, treatment targets, flow and backwash requirements. |
| Industrial & commercial equipment | Water treatment systems for commercial and process use | Intended use, specified water quality, capacity and operating requirements. |
| GQ-DY(T) | Mains-connected booster systems | Incoming supply pressure, peak demand, delivery pressure and local water supply requirements. |
Equipment configuration and treatment performance must be reviewed against the actual source water and project requirements. For drinking water applications, the treatment process and verification plan must address the applicable local water quality requirements. Final equipment specifications and supply scope will be confirmed for the proposed system.
Source Water & Project Requirements
Tell us about your water source, intended use and supply requirements. The information below helps us review suitable treatment or boosting equipment and define the scope of your project.
- Water source: borehole, river, lake, reservoir or mains supply, including any seasonal changes.
- Water quality: any available raw water analysis and known issues such as sand, turbidity, iron, manganese or salinity.
- Intended use: community supply, drinking water, commercial facilities or an industrial process.
- Treatment targets: required treated water quality and any project specifications, if available.
- Water demand: daily consumption, peak hourly demand and planned operating hours.
- Supply conditions: incoming water pressure, required delivery pressure and any existing storage tanks.
- Site conditions: available installation space, power supply and arrangements for backwash or other process wastewater.
- Operation and maintenance: available operators, access for servicing and local availability of consumables.
- Existing equipment: current treatment stages, pump details, photographs and the reason for replacement or upgrade.
You can start an inquiry before every detail is known. Share any available water reports, site photographs or system drawings. If a water analysis is not yet available, tell us what you know about the source and intended use so we can identify the information needed for the next stage.
Tell Us About Your Water Treatment or Supply Project
Tell us your project location, water source and intended use. Include any known daily demand, water quality targets or supply pressure requirements. We can help review suitable treatment or boosting equipment and clarify the information needed for a quotation.
Start with the information you have. Water analysis reports, photographs of the existing system and site drawings can help us understand your needs. If a technical detail is unknown, simply tell us.