Municipality Water and Wastewater Treatment Solutions
Aries has decades of experience providing municipal drinking water and wastewater treatment plants with chemicals and equipment. Aries is a major supplier of Magnesium Hydroxide for pH and alkalinity control for wastewater treatment. Aries product portfolio includes all the chemicals required to treat drinking and wastewater. Aries’ technical sales staff is skilled at developing chemical treatment programs for filtration, clarification, phosphorus removal, odor control and solids dewatering. We partner with plants to help improve efficiencies, maintain compliance and lower their operating costs. Contact us to learn more.
Take a look at the solutions Aries can provide to municipal drinking water and wastewater plants:

Chemicals For Water And Wastewater Treatment
Coagulants – Inorganic and Organic ▼
Flocculants ▼
Sludge Conditioners ▼
Neutralization ▼
Aries Magnesium Hydroxide ▼
Defoamers ▼
Filter Aids ▼
Activated Carbon and Organoclay ▼
Odor Control Agents ▼
Cleaners ▼
Oxidizing and Reducing Agents ▼
Boiler Water Treatment Chemicals ▼
Cooling Water Treatment Chemicals ▼
Membrane Chemicals ▼
Water & Wastewater Treatment Systems & Equipment
Water and Wastewater Treatment Systems ▼
Dissolved Air Flotation Clarifier (DAF) ▼
Inclined Plate Clarifier (IPC) ▼
Gravity Clarifier ▼
Filter Press ▼
Rotary Drum Vacuum Filter (RDVF) ▼
Tanks ▼
Pumps ▼
Pressure Filters ▼
Filters ▼
Cartridge Filters ▼
Controllers & PLC ▼
Ion Exchange Filtration ▼
Reverse Osmosis ▼
Micro & Ultra Filtration ▼
Evaporator Systems ▼
Mixers ▼
Pure Water Systems
Carbon Filters ▼
Water Softeners ▼
Disinfection ▼
Cleaning Systems ▼
Reverse Osmosis & Nano Filtration ▼
Micro & Ultra Filtration ▼
DI Exchange Systems ▼
Case Studies
Aries Helps Solve Chemical Material Handling Problem at Municipal Wastewater Treatment Plant
Learn how Aries helped a medium-sized municipality with their wastewater treatment plant issues.
What chemicals are used to make water safe to drink?
Chemicals used to make municipal water safe to drink are usually referred to as disinfectant chemicals. These are normally chlorine based chemicals which can be added in several forms such as chlorine gas, bleach, chlorine dioxide, or chloramines. It is important to control the levels of chlorine based disinfectants through testing free and total chlorine (halogen levels in the water). Recommended drinking water levels of chlorine are regulated by EPA.
New to the industry? Take a moment to review the typical process at a water treatment plant.