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Thứ Ba, 21 tháng 11, 2017

Water treatment

Mức độ xử lý nước của chúng tôi trải qua trước khi được bơm vào cung cấp phụ thuộc vào nơi nó đến từ. Dưới đây chúng tôi trình bày chi tiết các giai đoạn xử lý nước khác nhau.

Nói chung nước từ tầng chứa nước đã có chất lượng cao vì nó đã được lọc qua nhiều lớp phấn hoặc cát và chỉ cần khử trùng bằng chlorine. 

Water Treatment Solutions

NTESCO, A SINGLE SOURCE PROVIDER OF FULLY INTEGRATED WATER TREATMENT SYSTEMS

Ntesco is a true single source provider of fully integrated, turn-key water treatment systems for the Industrial and Remediation Markets.

Making the investment in people, processes and resources, Ntesco maintains in-house control of mission-critical aspects impacting the delivery of high quality water treatment systems. Our approach is designed to provide maximum performance and up-time for your water treatment system by mitigating the risks which can increase your total cost of ownership. With over 20 skilled engineers on staff, Ntesco has the technical resources and approach to assist you from the project development stage all the way through delivery and servicing for the lifetime of your system.


Thứ Tư, 15 tháng 11, 2017

Why do I need a water filter

You may be asking, “Why do I need a water filter?” Water can contain sediment, chemicals, and all sorts of impurities that affect the taste and smell of water. Installing a water filtration system can give you healthy, clean drinking water. And when water smells and tastes better, you’ll find yourself drinking more. Here, we provide helpful information about all things water. From water treatment FAQs and a water term dictionary, to explanations of the four general methods for treating water.

Thứ Hai, 2 tháng 10, 2017

Why You Need Home Water Treatment

Even if you don’t drink the recommended eight glasses of water a day, you still rely on your home water system for almost everything. From washing your clothes to washing your fruit and vegetables and cooking, your home tap water makes a huge difference in your life. Ntesco has products and systems that improve this valuable, useful resource for all homes featuring Ntesco treatment systems that remove impurities in tap water, saving you time and money in the long-run, and improving your health.


Home water treatment systems make your tap water even safer to drink than bottled water. In addition to contributing to massive pollution and littering problems in our oceans and elsewhere, bottled water is much more expensive than the tap water coming out of your faucet. And you’d have to purchase many more bottles to do your laundry, do your cooking, and more.

Bottled water typically uses reverse osmosis to purify the water for human consumption. This process leaves the water much cleaner than tap water, which can be affected by deteriorating pipe systems with heavy metals like lead, but it leaves the water more acidic than what is recommended for your body.

The body keeps its bloodstream close to the center of the basic-acidic scale, making the blood inhospitable for pathogens that prefer a more acidic environment from building up and causing problems, and making it easier for the body to transport nutrients.



But isn’t bottled water good for you?

Reverse osmosis usually leaves the water more acidic, making it more difficult for the body to absorb and add to the bloodstream. This is why sometimes, when drinking bottled water, you can’t seem to keep it in your body long enough. Reverse osmosis also breaks water down at the molecular level, leaving behind free radicals, or bits of incomplete water molecules that can leech into your body’s cells and cause cancer over time.

Ntesco has water treatment systems that remove not only the impurities in tap water, but also create safer water than bottled water you’d find at the store.



Our water treatment system uses reverse osmosis to cleanse tap water of all impurities like heavy metals and potentially harmful chemicals, then filters it again using an alkaline filter, which helps bring the water back to a more basic acidity level, making it easier for your body to absorb and use. This filtration system can be recharged when it loses its effectiveness, making it unnecessary to replace frequently.

Tap water and bottled water won’t hurt you overnight, but eight glasses a day of water with even a small amount of harmful chemicals and metals will create buildups of toxins in your body. Untreated water can also damage your clothes, your food, and even your plumbing over time.

It’s difficult to notice at first. Don’t risk it. Get a water treatment system for your home and save your health and your money in the future.

Thứ Ba, 5 tháng 9, 2017

Home Water Treatment Systems

People have become increasingly concerned about the quality of their water, including the possibility of contamination with hazardous substances. Sources of this contamination are solvents, pesticides, household cleaners, industrial wastes, and underground storage tanks. Chemical compounds, including methylene chloride, trichloroethylene (TCE), lindane, benzene, chlorobenzenes, carbon tetrachloride, and vinyl chloride have also been found in water supplies. 

Chlorination of drinking water can produce trihalomethans (THMs), which may be a cancer causing substance, according to some research. Radon, a radioactive decay product of natural uranium, is found in groundwater as well as in the air of buildings and have been correlated with an increase in lung cancer.



Thứ Tư, 2 tháng 8, 2017

Home Water Filtration Systems

Even though your water source is deemed safe by the EPA, in most cases water must travel a long way to reach your home. Along the way it can pick up bad tastes and odors which are caused by chlorine, low pH, sediment, iron, sulfur and manganese. In addition, the minerals and chemical compounds found in unfiltered water can be hard on your home’s plumbing system and major appliances such as dish washers and washing machines.