Water Treatment Plant #2
Water Treatment Plant #2 is located in the southern area of Palm Coast and has been in operation since 1992. It uses groundwater from the deeper Floridan Aquifer and can treat up to 7.6 million gallons of drinking water per day, making it one of the City’s largest and most efficient treatment facilities.
How Water Is Treated at This Plant
Water at Water Treatment Plant #2 goes through an advanced, multi-step process designed to produce high-quality drinking water while maximizing efficiency:
- Pre-treatment: Raw water is conditioned to prepare it for filtration.
- Membrane softening: A nanofiltration process removes minerals that cause hardness.
- Degasification: Dissolved gases are removed to improve water quality and stability.
- Disinfection: A disinfectant called chloramine is added to eliminate bacteria and viruses and keep water safe as it moves through the system.
- Corrosion control: Final treatment helps protect pipes and reduces the chance of metals entering the water from plumbing.
This plant also uses a highly efficient process that recovers most of the treated water, helping reduce waste and conserve resources.
Safety and Testing
Water Treatment Plant #2 meets all state and national drinking water regulations. Testing confirms that viruses and other harmful microorganisms are effectively removed, ensuring the water delivered to customers is safe to drink.
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