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Industrial Water Treatment Solutions —
Engineered for Your Application.

We assess source water type, TDS, turbidity, and daily demand before specifying a single component. The treatment route we design for your application follows your actual water conditions — not a fixed catalog. Our engineering team designs each industrial water treatment solutions package around your process water analysis, not a standard spec.

BoilerF&BPharmaCommercialSeawaterTextileAquacultureMunicipal
Established
2016
Certifications
CE · ISO 9001 · ASME*
Factory Area
70,500 sqm
Workshop
21,000 sqm
Techs / Engineers
78 / 28
Export Markets
20+ countries

*available on request for applicable pressure-rated components

Industry Routing — 8 Sectors

Match the treatment route to your actual water — not a catalog spec.

The eight routes below summarise the treatment paths and engineering thresholds we apply when specifying industrial water treatment solutions for each major application. Select the route that matches your sector.

IND · 01 · Steam & Power
boiler feed water treatment
Challenge: Ca·Mg hardness + dissolved silica → scale on heat-transfer surfaces; tube failure at high pressure.
Route: Softener → BWRO → Vacuum degas → Chemical dosing.
Threshold: Hardness < 0.03 mmol/L (M-HP class; confirm with boiler OEM).
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IND · 02 · Food & Beverage
bottled water plants
Challenge: Variable minerals, microbes, and DBPs in municipal supply affect batch consistency and HACCP compliance.
Route: MMF → Activated C → RO → UV (+ optional O₃).
Threshold: RO permeate < 50 ppm TDS; free Cl < 0.1 ppm at membrane inlet.
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IND · 03 · Pharma & Electronics
d i water system
Challenge: Trace ionic, endotoxin, and particulate contamination at ppb level causes pharmacopoeial failure or wafer yield loss.
Route: MMF → Softener → 2-pass RO → EDI → UF.
Threshold: Pharma PW ≤ 1.3 µS/cm (USP/Ph. Eur.); Electronics UPW ≤ 0.1 µS/cm.
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IND · 04 · Hotel & Commercial
water filtration systems for commercial use
Challenge: Hard water causes limescale across boilers, cooling towers, and domestic pipework — compounding maintenance cost.
Route: Softener → Precision filter → RO (if TDS required) → UV.
Threshold: Softener outlet < 1 ppm CaCO₃ for hot-water and commercial steam circuits.
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IND · 05 · Seawater & Remote
desalination plant seawater
Challenge: Seawater at 33,000–45,000 ppm demands 55–70 bar RO pressure — beyond standard assemblies in continuous service.
Route: Coag/Floc → MMF → Cartridge → SWRO → Remineralisation → UV.
Threshold: SWRO 55–70 bar; ERD required; ASME-compliant pressure vessels where project spec requires.
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IND · 06 · Textile & Dyeing
textile and dyeing water treatment
Challenge: Hard water interferes with dye solubility and shade reproducibility; effluent COD and colour exceed discharge limits.
Route: Softener → UF → RO (for process water) + Coag/DAF → MBR → RO (for effluent reuse).
Threshold: Dye bath hardness 3–5 mg/L as CaCO₃; reuse TDS gate confirmed by dye class and batch trial.
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IND · 07 · Aquaculture & Irrigation
agriculture water filtration
Challenge: Brackish groundwater above 1,000 ppm suppresses crop yield; fish-farm pathogens require UV biosecurity.
Route: Sediment/MMF → Softener or BWRO (per TDS) → UV (+ optional O₃).
Threshold: Irrigation TDS < 1,000 ppm for salt-sensitive crops; UV dose validated from UVT and peak flow.
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IND · 08 · Municipal & Community
water filtration system for drinking
Challenge: Rural and peri-urban surface or shallow groundwater — variable turbidity, seasonal pathogens, inconsistent minerals.
Route: Coag/Floc → MMF → Activated C → UV or Cl₂ (+ optional BWRO).
Threshold: Local drinking-water standard governs TDS target; disinfection non-negotiable for surface water.
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Engineering Assessment Process

Water Treatment Requirement Assessment — Five-Step Engineering Process.

Before recommending any configuration, our engineers work through a structured five-step assessment so the system performs to spec from commissioning — not after a redesign cycle.

01Feed Water CharacterisationTDS · SDI · pH · full ionic analysis
02Output Quality DefinitionTDS limit · conductivity · industry standard
03Flow Rate & Hydraulic Sizingm³/h or m³/day · peak & average
04Site ConstraintsPower · footprint · backwash disposal · pressure class
05Proposal & Engineering ReviewTreatment train · BOQ · PFD · scope of supply
VariableTypical RangeDesign SignificanceConfiguration Approach
Feed water TDSFresh / low-TDS to seawater; TDS target set by local regulation, not WHO standardDetermines RO membrane class, operating pressure class, and pre-treatment depth.Brackish: standard BWRO at 6–12 bar. Seawater: SWRO at 55–70 bar. Low-TDS: filtration + disinfection may suffice.
Silt Density Index (SDI)< 5 at RO inletGoverns pre-treatment depth and media filtration design; SDI > 5 fouls membranes within weeks.Surface water: coagulation + MMF + 5 µm cartridge. Groundwater: MMF + cartridge for most sources.
RO permeate TDS< 50 ppm food / < 5 ppm pre-EDISets number of RO passes and polishing requirements.Single-pass for most applications; double-pass for pharma PW and pre-EDI; EDI for ≤ 1.3 µS/cm.
Permeate conductivityPharma PW / WFI: ≤ 1.3 µS/cm (USP / Ph. Eur.; confirm by applicable pharmacopoeia). Electronics UPW: ≤ 0.1 µS/cm / 18.2 MΩ·cm where fab spec requires.Pharma requires EDI after double-pass RO; electronics UPW may require additional mixed-bed polishing stage.Confirm target by pharmacopoeia edition and application; EDI is mandatory above ≤ 1.3 µS/cm target.
System recovery rate50–85% BW · 35–45% SW (typical ranges; final set from feed TDS, scaling index, brine disposal capacity, and membrane selection)Affects concentrate volume, discharge planning, and water-scarce site economics.Confirmed after reviewing source TDS, brine disposal constraints, and product demand.
Boiler feed hardness< 0.03 mmol/L for medium- to high-pressure boilers (preliminary screening reference; confirm with boiler OEM specification and applicable national boiler water standard)Combined softener + RO sizing; insufficient hardness removal causes scale inside boiler tubes.Softener → BWRO → degas → chemical dosing for M-HP class boilers.
Community daily demand50–150 L per person per day for basic supplyUndersized system creates supply gaps at peak demand; insufficient storage causes unfiltered bypass during maintenance.Total daily volume from population × per-capita; storage sized for 8–12 hours output.
Irrigation TDS limit< 1,000 ppm for most salt-sensitive crops; adjust per crop, soil, and irrigation methodAbove threshold, dissolved ions suppress yield, accelerate soil salinisation, and clog drip emitters.BWRO where source TDS exceeds crop tolerance; softener alone for hardness-only correction at low TDS.

Softener vs RO — the routing decision

A softener removes Ca·Mg hardness through ion exchange but does not reduce TDS. Groundwater at 800 ppm TDS treated by a softener: scaling risk gone, TDS stays ~800 ppm. Targets below 500 ppm — drinking water, food process, M-HP boiler feed — require RO. Where scale prevention is the only goal and total dissolved load is acceptable, softening alone suffices — this is the routing logic for any industrial water treatment solutions engineering review.

Sizing from design flow, not rated capacity

A system specced at 10 m³/h for continuous duty runs at design max from day one. If real demand fluctuates, intermittent full-load operation without pressurised storage and auto control creates short-cycling, membrane pressure stress, and accelerated pump wear. Size to peak demand plus margin, with storage and control logic for intermittent demand profiles. For community water stations: 8–12 hours of treated storage eliminates source-pump dependency at peak morning draw.

Factory Manufacturing Credentials

Industrial water treatment solutions — manufactured and certified in Qingdao.

Founded in 2016, Qingdao Hiju Thermal Power Co., Ltd operates from a 70,500 sqm facility with 21,000 sqm of dedicated production workshop space. Hiju is an industrial water treatment company with manufacturing in Qingdao since 2016 — our engineering team comprises 78 technicians and 28 engineers structured to handle full project scope from design review through factory testing to export documentation.

We hold CE, ISO 9001 and ASME-related manufacturing documentation for applicable pressure-rated components. ASME-compliant documentation can be supplied on request where project specifications or local regulations require it. CE and ISO 9001 are standard compliance documentation for industrial water treatment equipment exports across Southeast Asia, the Middle East, Africa, South America, and Central Asia — reviewed at tender stage and supplier qualification audits.

Our systems have been exported to clients in more than 20 countries and regions. Review our completed engineering projects to verify project type, application, and export geography without relying on marketing claims, or browse the full range of industrial water treatment solutions by application sector.

Water treatment equipment assembly workshop — industrial water treatment solutions production at Hiju
Project Review Inputs

Submit your water treatment requirements.

Our engineering team reviews water parameters and application before recommending a configuration. You don’t need complete data at first contact — partial information is enough to open the review.

Block A · Water

Water & process inputs

  • Water source — Municipal, groundwater (with depth), brackish, seawater, surface, or industrial recycle.
  • Water quality data — TDS, turbidity, hardness, iron, manganese, SDI, pH; full laboratory analysis report if available.
  • Target output quality — TDS limit, conductivity target, or industry standard (WHO, USP, HACCP, boiler OEM spec).
  • Application & industry — Boiler, pharma, F&B, textile, hotel, aquaculture, irrigation, municipal.
  • Design flow rate — m³/h or m³/day; peak and average if variable.
Block B · Site

Site & project inputs

  • Site operating conditions — Voltage / Hz, footprint, ambient temperature, altitude if relevant.
  • Concentrate & backwash disposal — Drain capacity, TDS discharge limits, ZLD requirement if applicable.
  • Downstream equipment — Boiler pressure class, process line material, distribution minimum pressure.
  • Project destination — Country / region (voltage, certification requirements, shipping).
  • OEM / ODM scope — White-label, custom branding, integration, process flow docs for tender.
Submit Your Project Requirements

For rapid dialogue in Southeast Asia, the Middle East, Africa, or Central Asia, contact our engineering team via WhatsApp or email with your source water data and application details.

For coastal and island communities where the water source is seawater or high-salinity coastal bore, our seawater desalination and remote area supply solutions address that scenario with purpose-built SWRO and energy recovery configuration. desalination plant seawater

For pharmaceutical, laboratory, and electronics facilities requiring sub-µS/cm conductivity and TOC below 10 ppb, our pharmaceutical and electronics ultra-pure water systems address the higher purity specification pathway. d i water system

Buyer Questions

Frequently asked questions.

Q.01How do I know whether my application needs RO or just a water softener?+
The question turns on your output spec, not your feed. Softeners remove Ca·Mg hardness but do not reduce TDS — 800 ppm TDS feed stays ~800 ppm after softening. Targets below 500 ppm (drinking water, food process, M-HP boiler feed) require RO. Where scale prevention is the only goal, softening alone suffices — this is the routing logic for any industrial water treatment solutions review.
Q.02My groundwater TDS is around 2,500 ppm. Does that require a seawater desalination system?+
No. SWRO membranes and pumps rated for 55–70 bar are designed for 35,000–45,000 ppm open-ocean water. At 2,500 ppm your water is brackish and falls inside standard BWRO range at 6–12 bar. Specifying SW-grade components on a brackish source adds capital cost without process benefit and stresses pumps and membranes not optimised for the lower pressure range.
Q.03Is pre-treatment mandatory for every RO system, or can I skip it for good-quality feed water?+
Mandatory — what varies is the extent. Absolute minimum: a cartridge security filter upstream of the high-pressure pump. For groundwater or surface water above 1 NTU turbidity or SDI > 5, multi-media filtration is required before the cartridge stage. Feed water at SDI > 5 fouls RO membranes within weeks — source-appropriate pre-treatment is in the base scope.
Q.04What does OEM or ODM supply mean in practice?+
OEM: we manufacture the complete system or sub-assembly to your technical spec and supply it with your labelling and documentation format. ODM: our engineering team designs to your performance specification, then manufactures. Both formats include process flow diagrams, equipment data sheets, operating manuals and test certificates.
Q.05Which certifications cover your systems, and can you provide procurement documentation?+
QMS: ISO 9001 — governs engineering, production, inspection. Systems built to CE marking requirements for export to CE-mandated markets. Pressure vessels to ASME standards for applicable pressure-rated components where project specification requires it. Relevant certification documentation supplied as part of the technical package for tender or procurement.
Q.06How does the engineering review work before PO?+
We review feed-water parameters — TDS, hardness, SDI, turbidity, pH, application-specific contaminants — alongside output quality target, design flow and site conditions. Output: a recommended treatment route covering pre-treatment through main treatment and any post-treatment polishing. PFDs, equipment lists, and operating-parameter summaries are supplied as part of the pre-sale technical package — industrial water treatment companies confirm this during the pre-order review stage.