Sand and Sediment Filters: Water from water sources can contain solid particles such as sand and sediment. Such filters remove these particles from the water, protecting the installation and ensuring efficient operation of the equipment.

Activated Carbon Filters: Activated carbon filters are used to remove organic matter, colors and odors from water. This improves water quality and protects process equipment.

Membrane Filtration Systems: Membrane filtration systems such as reverse osmosis (RO) and nanofiltration are used to purify water from microorganisms, salts and other harmful substances. These systems can be used to provide drinking water or to bring process water to the appropriate quality.

Ion Exchange Systems: These systems control the level of hardness, minerals and other undesirable substances by changing the ions in the water. In power plants, these systems are used to prevent such substances from damaging equipment.

Ultrafiltration Systems: These systems are used to purify water from microorganisms. Ultrafiltration does not allow the passage of larger particles, which ensures that the water is free of microorganisms and bacteria.

Chemical Treatment Systems: Various chemical treatment systems can be used to remove certain chemicals present in water. These systems can be particularly effective in cases of contamination of water sources.

Water treatment systems in power plants not only improve the quality of water, but can also help reduce environmental impacts by increasing the efficiency of power generation processes. Furthermore, sustainable water management practices such as water recycling and reuse are becoming increasingly important in power plants.