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Water Filtration

Remove the Unseen. Protect What Matters.

Water often contains suspended solids, turbidity, silt, sand, iron and other particles that can damage equipment, reduce process efficiency and affect product quality. Inovar’s Water Filtration systems provide robust, multi-stage solutions that ensure consistent removal of physical impurities across a wide range of applications in India. We don’t offer one-size-fits-all filters. Every Inovar system is tailored based on raw water characteristics, flow rate, and downstream requirements.

What do we do differently?

What You Get with Inovar

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High-performance

Efficient removal of turbidity, suspended solids, silt, iron, and heavy particulates

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Reduced fouling

of RO membranes, ion-exchange resins, and downstream equipment

compact skid units

Enhanced clarity

and improved water quality for further treatment or reuse

silent operation

Smart control panel

with pressure drop alerts and backwash scheduling

Daily service logs

Fast commissioning

and easy maintenance design

Best suited for

Mines

Metals & Mining

FMCG or Food and beverage industry

FMCG & Breweries

Chemical Industry

Engineering & Chemical

Automobile and Auto Ancillary Industry

Automobile Industry

Commercials

Residential & Commercial

Chemical Industry

Engineering & Chemical

After Installation, We Stay Involved

One-year AMC

with filter media inspection and performance tracking

Backwash cycle

optimization based on load variation

Media replacement

planning and SDI monitoring

On-call

support and troubleshooting

Having Trouble with Water Filtration System?

We assess filter loading rates, media life, and fouling patterns to retrofit and restore performance.

Since 2019, Inovar has been leading the way in Water Filtration System in India

Water Filtration

Inovar's Water Filtration System

Inovar’s water filtration systems combine multiple stages to remove physical, chemical, and organic impurities. Each component is selected based on water quality, application, and downstream requirements.

Water Filtration System Components

Frequently Asked Questions

A water filtration system is a centralized unit designed to remove suspended solids, turbidity, and specific microorganisms from water by passing it through a dedicated filter media. Unlike point-of-use filters, our engineered systems are designed for high flow rates and are a critical component in municipal water plants, industrial process water treatment, and wastewater reuse schemes.

Our filtration systems effectively remove:
• Suspended Solids & Turbidity: Mud, sand, silt, and other visible particles.
• Colloidal Particles: Fine particles that cause cloudiness.
• Microbiological Contaminants: Protozoan cysts, bacteria, and some viruses (when using specific media like Anthracite or advanced membranes).
• Iron & Manganese: When oxidized, these form particles that can be filtered out.

• Filtration primarily focuses on removing particulate matter—silt, sediment, rust, clay, and cysts (like Giardia and Cryptosporidium). It is a physical barrier process.

• Purification (e.g., Reverse Osmosis, Distillation) focuses on removing dissolved contaminants like salts, metals, and ions. Filtration is often a crucial pre-treatment step before purification.

We design and supply a range of technologies to suit different water qualities and requirements:

Multi-Media Gravity Filters (MMGF) / Pressure Sand Filters (PSF): Use layers of anthracite, sand, and garnet to remove a wide range of particle sizes. The workhorse for high-flow applications.

Activated Carbon Filters (ACF): Specialized for removing chlorine, organic compounds, pesticides, and
improving taste and odor.

Dual Media Filters (DMF): A two-layer system (typically anthracite and sand) for efficient solids removal

Cartridge & Bag Filtration: For polishing applications or protecting downstream equipment from fine particles.

Ultrafiltration (UF) Membranes: For absolute removal of particles, bacteria, and viruses down to 0.0 microns.

The selection depends on:
• Inlet Water Quality: The type and size of particles to be removed.
• Required Effluent Quality: The clarity needed for your process or compliance.
• Flow Rate: The volume of water to be treated per hour.
• System Footprint: Available space for installation.
• Capital & Operational Budget.
• Our engineers will conduct a water analysis and process review to recommend the optimal technology.

Our systems are deployed across various sectors:
• Municipal Water Treatment: As a final polishing step after sedimentation to produce clear drinking water.
• Industrial Process Water: For cooling towers, boiler feed water pre-treatment, and product rinsing.
• Wastewater Treatment & Reuse: As a tertiary treatment step to remove residual suspended solids before disinfection or reverse osmosis.
• Pre-treatment for RO/UF: To protect delicate membranes from fouling and scaling, extending their lifespan.

The cost is influenced by:
• Technology: Pressure Sand Filter vs. UF Membrane.
• System Capacity & Design Flow Rate.
• Materials of Construction (Mild Steel Rubber Lined, FRP, SS 304/316).
• Level of Automation.
• We provide cost-effective solutions tailored to your budget after a technical review.

A standard filter can only remove oxidized (ferric) iron, which is particulate. If your water contains dissolved (ferrous) iron, it must first be oxidized (typically by aeration or chemical dosing) to form a precipitate, which can then be effectively filtered out. We design complete iron removal systems that include both oxidation and filtration steps.

Yes. We provide comprehensive Annual Maintenance Contracts (AMC) to ensure your system operates at peak efficiency. This includes routine servicing, media replacement, membrane cleaning, and 24/7 technical support.

Maintenance is straightforward but critical:
• Media Filters: Regular automated backwashing. Occasional replacement of filter media every 5-7 years.

• Activated Carbon Filters: Backwashing and periodic carbon replacement (every 1-3 years) as it becomes exhausted.

• UF Systems: Regular backwashing and periodic Chemical Enhanced Backwash (CEB) or Clean-in-Place (CIP).

• Cartridge Filters: Replacement of cartridges when a differential pressure gauge indicates they are clogged.