Preventative maintenance plan

Our preventative maintenance plans for water purification systems is crucial to ensure their efficient and reliable operation. Our maintenance plans include but are not limited to the following:

1. Regular Inspections:
   • Conduct visual inspections of the entire system to check for leaks, corrosion, or any visible damage.
   • Inspect pipes, valves, filters, and tanks for signs of wear and tear.
2. Filter Maintenance:
   • Replace or clean filters as recommended by the manufacturer or based on the system's specifications.
   • Monitor the pressure differentials across the filters and clean or replace them when pressure exceeds acceptable limits.
   • Backwash or regenerate filters if required (for systems with backwashing or regeneration capabilities).
3. Chemical Treatment:
   • Follow the recommended schedule for adding disinfectants (such as chlorine or ozone) or other required chemicals to the system.
   • Test and maintain appropriate levels of chemicals to ensure effective disinfection and water quality.
4. Calibration and Testing:
   • Regularly calibrate and test instruments such as pH meters, turbidity meters, conductivity meters, and chlorine analyzers to ensure accurate readings.
   • Conduct routine water quality testing to ensure compliance with regulatory standards.
5. Pump and Motor Maintenance:
   • Inspect pumps and motors for any signs of wear, misalignment, or abnormal vibrations.
   • Lubricate bearings and other moving parts as recommended by the manufacturer.
   • Check and adjust belt tension, if applicable.
6. Pump and Motor Maintenance:
   • Inspect pumps and motors for any signs of wear, misalignment, or abnormal vibrations.
   • Lubricate bearings and other moving parts as recommended by the manufacturer.
   • Check and adjust belt tension, if applicable.
7. System Flushing and Cleaning:
   • Periodically flush the system to remove sediment, debris, or accumulated contaminants.
   • Clean and sanitize storage tanks, reservoirs, and other components as per the recommended frequency and procedures.
8. Documentation:
   • Maintain a comprehensive record of all maintenance activities, inspections, repairs, and test results.
   • Keep track of any equipment replacements, upgrades, or repairs performed.
9. Staff Training:
   • Ensure operators and maintenance personnel are adequately trained to carry out routine maintenance tasks and troubleshoot common issues.
10. Schedule Professional Servicing:
    • Engage qualified professionals for periodic servicing and thorough inspections of the system.
    • Follow the manufacturer's recommendations for professional maintenance and service intervals.

It's important to note that the specific maintenance requirements can vary depending on the type and size of your water purification system. Therefore, consulting the manufacturer's documentation and guidelines is essential to tailor the plan to your specific system's needs.