Bad Smell Water Treatment for University (50,000 Students)
Original price was: ₹898,500.00.₹798,500.00Current price is: ₹798,500.00.
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Water Sparks® Bad Smell Water Treatment for University
The Water Sparks® 100 KLD Bad Smell Water Treatment for University is a high-capacity, centralized purification system designed to eliminate foul odours across large campuses. Built to handle the water demand of up to 50,000 students, this robust system (approx. 1400 kg unit weight) ensures that every outlet, including classrooms, laboratories, hostels, cafeterias, auditoriums, washrooms, and drinking stations, receives clean, fresh, and odour-free water.
Unlike small point-of-use purifiers, this centralized solution treats water at the main source before distribution, making it ideal for universities using borewell, sump, or municipal water supplies prone to unpleasant smells.
Common Problems Caused by Foul-Smelling Water
Odorous water can significantly impact campus hygiene and reputation. Typical issues include:
- Strong “rotten egg” smell caused by hydrogen sulphide
- Unpleasant odours in hostel bathrooms and wash areas
- Clothes and linens retaining bad smell after washing
- Sinks, drainage areas, and cafeterias emitting foul odours
- Increased risk of bacterial growth
- Complaints from students, parents, and faculty
Over time, these issues increase cleaning costs and reduce overall campus comfort.
Advanced Multi-Stage Treatment Technology
The 100 KLD system removes odour at the source using advanced processes such as:
- Aeration and oxidation to eliminate dissolved gases
- Activated carbon filtration to absorb organic contaminants
- Specialized media filtration for enhanced purification
- Centralized distribution of treated water across the campus
The result is safe, fresh, and odour-free water suitable for drinking, cooking, sanitation, and general use.
Long-Term Benefits for Large Campuses
Investing in a Bad Smell Water Treatment system ensures:
- Permanent elimination of unpleasant odours
- Improved hygiene across academic and residential blocks
- Protection of plumbing systems and appliances
- Reduced maintenance and operational expenses
- Enhanced institutional reputation
Clean, fresh water supports a healthier, more comfortable, and professional university environment.
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| Dimensions | 1500 × 2000 × 3000 mm |
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What is the 100 KLD Bad Smell Water Treatment system for the University?
The Water Sparks® 100 KLD Bad Smell Water Treatment system is a high-capacity, centralized solution designed to eliminate foul odours throughout the university water supply.
Installed at the main source, it ensures every block, classroom, hostel, lab, and cafeteria receives clean, fresh, and odour-free water suitable for daily campus use.
How does the 100 KLD Bad Smell Water Treatment system eliminate bad smell?
The Water Sparks® 100 KLD system removes bad smells at the source through a multi-stage treatment process. It uses aeration and oxidation to eliminate dissolved gases such as hydrogen sulphide, which cause the typical “rotten egg” odour.
Activated carbon and specialized filtration media then absorb remaining organic and chemical impurities, ensuring the water distributed across the campus is fresh, clean, and odour-free.
Can it handle odors from large-scale university sumps or overhead tanks?
Yes, the 100 KLD system is specifically designed to handle odours originating from large university sumps and overhead tanks. By treating the water centrally before distribution, it removes dissolved gases, sulphur bacteria, and organic contaminants at the source itself.
This prevents the smell from circulating through hostels, washrooms, cafeterias, and academic blocks, even under high-volume storage and continuous campus demand.
How heavy is the 100 KLD system, and where is it installed?
The Water Sparks® 100 KLD system is a heavy-duty unit weighing approximately 1400 kg, built for large-scale, continuous campus operations. Its robust construction ensures stability and long-term durability under high-capacity usage.
It is typically installed in a dedicated utility area such as the pump room, basement plant room, or near the main water inlet line, before distribution to overhead tanks and campus blocks—so the entire university receives treated, odour-free water at the source.
Does the treatment use harsh chemicals that might irritate students’ skin?
No, the treatment process does not rely on harsh chemicals to remove odour. It uses aeration, oxidation, and advanced filtration media to naturally eliminate foul smells at the source.
This means the treated water remains safe and gentle for daily use in hostels, washrooms, and campus facilities, without causing skin irritation or leaving behind any chemical smell.
What are the maintenance requirements for a system of this size?
For a 100 KLD system of this scale, maintenance is structured and preventive rather than complicated. It typically involves periodic backwashing of filtration media, timely replacement of carbon or specialized media, and routine inspection of pumps, valves, and control panels.
With a scheduled service plan and basic monitoring by the facility team, the system runs smoothly year-round, ensuring consistent, odour-free water across the entire campus without heavy daily intervention.
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