About Us

Commitment to Water Purification

With rising contamination levels, untreated water poses significant health risks due to dissolved salts, microbiological contaminants, and suspended solids. Clarion Aqua Solutions offers high-quality water treatment systems that meet global standards, including:

✔ Water Treatment Plants
✔ Effluent Treatment Plants (ETP)
✔ Sewage Treatment Plants (STP)
✔ ETP/STP Recycling Plants
✔ Zero Liquid Discharge (ZLD) Plants
✔ Membrane Supply for Desalination Plants

Technical Excellence & Global Collaborations

1. TORAY, JAPAN – RO, NF, UF, and MBR Membranes

Toray is a global leader in water treatment technology, offering:
✔ Reverse Osmosis (RO) – Brackish water, seawater, low fouling, hot sanitation
✔ Nano Filtration (NF)
✔ Ultra Filtration (UF)
✔ Micro Filtration (MF)
✔ Membrane Bioreactors (MBR)

2. KURARAY, JAPAN – Advanced ETP Solutions

Kuraray, with an annual revenue of US$5 billion, provides wastewater treatment solutions with the following advantages:
✔ 80% footprint reduction compared to conventional processes
✔ Compact design for optimized biological treatment
✔ Lower civil costs due to efficient system architecture
✔ Minimal maintenance & long service life

Clarion Aqua Solutions ensures its solutions align with global sustainability goals and industrial needs.

Prestigious Clientele

Clarion Aqua Solutions has a proven track record of serving major companies and industries, including:

1. Sembcorp Gayathri Power Plant – Units 1 & 2
2. Simhapuri Power Plant
3. GAIL Power Plant
4. NTPC Kudgi
5. NTPC Vizag
6. Vizag Steel Plant
7. Rayalaseema Alkalies
8. Honda Motorcycles
9. Toyota
10. Hospet Steels

Brief on Desalination Plants

Desalination removes salt and impurities from seawater or brackish water, producing fresh potable water. Essential in water-scarce regions, desalination plants utilize different processes:

Types of Desalination Processes

1. Reverse Osmosis (RO):

   • Used in 60%+ of desalination plants
   • Uses semi-permeable membranes to filter out salt
   • Energy-efficient compared to thermal methods

2. Multi-Stage Flash Distillation (MSF):

   • Uses heat to evaporate water, leaving salt behind
   • Common in the Middle East (utilizes waste heat from power plants)

3. Multi-Effect Distillation (MED):

   • Similar to MSF but operates at lower temperatures
   • More energy-efficient than MSF

4. Electrodialysis (ED) & Electrodialysis Reversal (EDR):

   • Uses electrical currents to separate salt
   • Best suited for brackish water, not seawater

Key Components of Desalination Plants

✔ Intake System – Draws seawater or brackish water
✔ Pre-Treatment – Removes particles and biological contaminants
✔ Desalination Unit – Core process where salt is removed
✔ Post-Treatment – Adds minerals to make water potable
✔ Brine Disposal System – Manages concentrated saltwater byproduct

Advantages of Desalination

✔ Provides a reliable water source in arid regions
✔ Reduces dependence on freshwater sources
✔ Supports growing urban populations

Challenges & Considerations

⚠ High energy consumption, especially in thermal processes
⚠ Environmental concerns, as brine discharge affects marine life
⚠ High operational & maintenance costs

Basic Information

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