Water Softening Plants—Operating Principle

Water softeners use a high-capacity sodium-based resin to soften hard water, replacing hardness-forming calcium and magnesium salts with sodium salts. They use an advanced co-current/counter-current principle for consistent, high-quality treated water. Available in various materials, these units provide long-term service, are easy to install, require minimal maintenance, and come with multiport and diaphragm valves.

Automatic Twin Water Softening Plant

Fluid Systems offers fully automatic twin softeners with salt-saving technology for producing soft water with low residual hardness. These softeners consume almost 25% less salt, thus saving on regeneration costs.

Water Softening Plants: Lime Softening

The Lime Softening Process is a chemical method that removes hardness ions from materials by precipitating calcium carbonate precipitate, which is then replaced with non-carbonate hardness due to calcium, resulting in large volumes of sludge.

We offer the widest range of water-softening plants in India:

• FRP water softeners are up to 2000 mm in diameter.
• MS Water Softeners are up to 3000 mm in diameter.
• MS rubber-lined water softeners up to 4000 mm in diameter.

• Easy to install and operate.
• Produces soft, non-scale-forming water.
• High-capacity cation exchange resin.
• Consistent treated water quality.
• Low operating costs.

Water Softener: Applications

Water-softening plants provide some of the applications, like boilers that feed water, cooling water makeup, food and beverages, hotels and restaurants, air conditioning plants, and laundries.