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If you are looking for a tailored made course you have found the right company. We have numerous clients whom have specific needs and we are happy to tailor training to their requirements. Get in touch with us on either info@sirenwatertreatment.co.uk or 0800 772 3227.
The courses are designed so that you have the correct arsenal to enter the industry. A balance of theory, calculations and hands on experience provide a well balanced course.
The courses have been meticulously developed to provide a theoretical foundation knowledge accompanied by hands-on practical training. This allows you to practically trial what you have learnt.
Please feel free to contact us on info@sirenwatertreatment.co.uk or please give us a call on 0800 772 3227.
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Sites which have old boreholes which have been out of service are commonly looking at reintroducing them due to the huge cost savings available. There are many factors which can impact the project; all being well it’s quite a straightforward project.
Please give one of our team a call on 0800 772 3227 and they’d be more than happy to assist.
We offer a full project management service where we work with a select few borehole drillers and are happy to manage your project. Get in touch with one of our technical team for assistance.
Ground and surface water can fluctuate in composition along with the fact that aged treatment systems which haven’t been serviced and maintained can result in failures. Get in touch with one of our technical support team and they’d be happy to advise what the best course of action is.
First of all, this is a fairly common occurrence. You should get a full water analysis which details the water’s chemistry. We can support with this and offer assistance on what you need to do. Reach out to one of our technical team for assistance on 0800 772 3227.
In short, yes. The UV system has to be sized larger than the flow rate that is being processed through the system to ensure that there is an adequate exposure time to the UV light. UV systems are able to handle high pressures, however we would recommend that you contact one of our technical advisors to discuss the most suitable solution for you.
dependent on your requirements yes, however it is recommended to install a 5µ filter before your UV to protect the delicate UV components and ensure masking doesn’t occur. Masking, also known as shadowing is the process where if particulates > 5µ pass through into the UV chamber then the microbiological contaminants could potentially pass through the system without coming into contact with the 254nm ultraviolet light; this results in potential bacteria and viruses passing to service.
To guarantee bacterial protection, it is recommended that lamps be changed once a year for a standard output lamp on an annual service.
UV disinfection is a reliable and economical method of removing microbiological contaminants such as bacteria and viruses. There are clear advantages to using UV disinfection:
• Physical disinfection
• No chemicals required
• Minimal power consumption
• Doesn’t alter the water chemistry as chemical disinfection does
• Minimal power consumption – cheap to run
• Environmentally friendly
• Reliable
• A worldwide recognised disinfection means
• Minimal maintenance required
• Automatic process
This is heavily dependant on the amount of water you want to produce, more water means more space. We offer everything from under the counter filtration to entire plant rooms. Reach out to one of our technical representatives.
The costs are minimal as long as the system is serviced regularly and was designed correctly.
This depends on what you are looking to filter out. We would recommend getting in touch with one of our technical team to support. We can arrange a site visit and/or water sampling to assess your current needs.
Running a pump will always incur costs, this can be mitigated by utilising variable speed drives on your pumps, duty-standby systems, and correctly sizing your pumps. Old fixed speed pump sets are not the most efficient and upgrading to a variable speed drive often has pay backs on energy consumption within a short period.
In most cases, most pumps require little maintenance. If the pump is sized correctly and serviced it will run hassle free.
Yes, sometimes factors come in to play that mean it’s not possible to have a gravity fed drain. Pump sets and sumps can be designed to take away most types of waste. Bear in mind that some types of hazardous waste require treatment before disposal.
We will take care of that for you, we will look at your incoming supply and how much water you use. Using this information, the correct pump set to suit your needs.
Feel free to get in touch and one of our technical experts would be more than happy to assist.
Usually the rejection rate is around 20% of the supply feed. However, there are ways to reduce or reuse waste water depending on your treated water requirements.
Depending on your treated water requirements, yes. If you require a constant supply of pure water, without the risk and storage problems of chemicals then reverse osmosis is fast becoming the most popular solution.
Yes, pre-treatment is required in most cases to remove particulates, minerals and salts that will cause damage to the RO membranes. The amount of pre-treatment required is dependent on a water sample, carried out by our engineers on a site survey.
Anything over a domestic sized system would require a pumped supply. It’s against water regulations to install a pump on a mains fed supply without a break tank. We can assist in tailoring what you require.
We offer service contracts to ensure that your system maintains its performance. Our commissioning team will also during the process talk through with the site contact to provide key instructions on exactly what is required.
If your requirement increases we can increase your storage capacity and ensure that we provide you with the volume you require.
No matter what the water is being used for we would always recommend to install some form of protection against microbiological contaminants. We would recommend either UV or chemical dosing. We can help advise on the best solution to suit your needs.
We will size and design an approriate sized system dependent upon your requirements. Get in touch with one of our technical team to assist.
Modern day water softeners consume minimal amounts of power.
We can arrange to dispose your old water softener; we’ll ensure that all components are disposed of in an environmentally friendly way.
Softener systems start at 0.4m3/hr and go upwards of 170m3/hr.
We can design a system to match your usage.
You have two options here, however, firstly I would recommend getting in touch with one of our technical advisors for tailored advice.
Option 1 – is to arrange for an engineer service where the valve will be stripped down and diagnosed. Our engineers carry key spares on their vans so common fixes will be resolved on the spot.
Option 2 – If the softener is of age, and the resin is likely to be damaged then a replacement system would be a potential option.
If you are unsure then feel free to get in touch.
If you are unsure of your water consumption then please get in touch with Siren Water and one of our technical advisors will be able to assist in ascertaining your usage.
This is through a process called a ‘Regeneration’. An ion exchange resin regeneration should occur once the resin is exhausted or near exhaustion. This process involves cleaning the resin by various stages and using a concentrated sodium chloride (salt) solution to displace the calcium and magnesium ions held by the resin.
This depends on the volume of water per hour you are looking to soften and whether you require 24/7 soft water.
