Applications

Well water

Supplying your own well water is an economically attractive alternative to connecting to the public drinking water network. To utilize your own well water, you need a treatment system tailored precisely to the specific condition of the water. Proper treatment removes all harmful substances from the source water, ensuring you have access to water of the highest quality. ATN supports you in the planning, implementation, and operation of water treatment systems.

Process water

Process water is of great importance for many industrial operations. The required purity and composition of the water depend heavily on the industry and the intended use, which is why water treatment methods are so diverse. ATN possesses cross-industry expertise in the treatment of process water and is ready to support your project.

Service water

Service water refers to water that meets certain minimum hygiene standards and is provided for industrial, agricultural, or domestic use. Unlike conventional drinking water, service water is not intended for human consumption, but it must meet the specific requirements of its intended application. Service water is also frequently referred to as process water. ATN helps you professionally treat raw water for use as service water.

Boiler feed water

Boiler feed water is specially treated water used for steam generation in power plants and other facilities. During treatment, it is essential to remove substances that could cause corrosion or the formation of solid deposits, such as boiler scale. ATN provides comprehensive expertise to assist you in planning treatment systems for boiler feed water.

Soft water

Soft water is a general term for water that has been softened—meaning substances responsible for limescale buildup in electrical appliances or pipes have been removed. This typically involves magnesium or calcium ions, which are present in relatively high concentrations in untreated water. Soft water is produced through ion exchange and is used in a wide range of applications.

Ultrapure water refers to the chemical compound H2O in its purest form, containing no additives or foreign substances such as minerals or magnesium. It is produced through processes like ultrafiltration and various degassing techniques. Ultrapure water is used in a variety of fields, including pharmaceutical manufacturing and semiconductor production. ATN is here to support you with all your questions regarding ultrapure water generation.