Burstock Treatment Plant

The Burstock Treatment Plant is a fundamental infrastructure to ensure the safety and cleanliness of potable water in UK. Situated in a strategic location, it undergoes a meticulous and state-of-the-art water treatment process, ensuring millions of households have access to clean, safe water.

The plant utilises advanced technologies and industry-leading procedures to purify water from various sources, including rivers, boreholes, and reservoirs. It begins with the coagulation and flocculation process, where chemicals are added to the water to clump together dirt and particles. Following the sedimentation process, these clumps are then separated to the bottom, creating clearer water for filtration. After the filtration, disinfection the final stage of the process is carried out through chlorination, safeguarding the water from any harmful bacteria or viruses.

In line with the target of the UK government to uphold the health of its citizenry, the Burstock Treatment Plant performs regular sampling and testing of water to ensure its quality and safety. Moreover, it has remained proactive in its commitment to reduce carbon footprint, focusing on energy efficiency and sustainable practices. The plant indeed stands as a testament to the balance of technology, sustainability, and public health advocacy. This operational excellence has earned the Burstock Treatment Plant a commendable reputation in the water treatment industry, setting an unparalleled standard in its exemplary service to the community.