In the Advanced Water Treatment process, where does the stabilization step occur?

In the Advanced Water Treatment process, stabilization is a critical step that occurs after Reverse Osmosis (RO) and Advanced Oxidation Process (AOP). During these processes, contaminants are effectively removed, resulting in water that is purified to a high standard. However, this purified water often experiences changes in chemical composition, which can lead to instability or the potential for recontamination.

The stabilization step is essential as it involves adding chemicals or adjusting the water's properties to make it safe for storage and distribution. This includes balancing the pH, adding corrosion inhibitors, or other chemical treatments that help mitigate risks associated with changes in water quality. By performing stabilization after RO and AOP, the treatment system ensures that the water remains consistent in quality, safe for end use, and free from harmful characteristics that might arise following the treatment processes.