Municipal & Residential

Municipal & Residential

Municipal & Residential

The municipal & residential sector drives a huge demand for modern water and sewage treatment systems in countries throughout the Asia-Pacific region and in particular China.
While in countries such as China, the large urban centers already have proper water treatment in place, in many areas outside of the big cities there is still no or no reliable water supply. Given the pollution of the rivers and surface water, the Chinese government has recently approved new legislation which stipulates much stricter sewage treatment.

De.mem Products and Solutions

De.mem offers a wide range of systems and solutions for municipal & residential clients. Our company supplies systems that provide potable water for municipalities, residential developments, Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs), hotels/resorts etc – using different types of feed water such as well, river or sea water.
Potable water quality such as Total Dissolved Solids, Boron, pH, Alkalinity, fluoride as required can be provided as per customer specifications.

The treatment process depends on the feed water and requested output water quality:
  • In the case of sea water, it may include process steps such as screening, Dissolved Air Floatation (DAF) in case of algae removal, gravity driven or pressurized filter systems, membranes (UF, NF, RO) and remineralization plus disinfection system.
  • In the case of river water, it may include screening, MBR, membranes (UF, NF, RO) and remineralization plus disinfection system
  • Well water requires simple treatment which may include filter and cartridge filtration, membrane system and disinfection.
  • Treatment of sanitary waste will be provided with equipment for screening debris, oil and grease removal, anaerobic and aerobic processes using Upflow Anaerobic Sludge Blanket (UASB), MBR, SBR, Activated Sludge processing systems, sludge treatment and disposal systems and disinfection for effluent reuse.
  • Effluent or treated water will be disinfected using chemicals or UV or ozone prior to reuse such as irrigation and service water
  • Rain water can also be collected and process for reuse.