A rapidly expanding pharmaceutical company in Guadalajara, Mexico, required a new manufacturing facility to produce various medicines. The facility needed to be able to produce water with a conductivity (CE) of <1 µS/cm, total organic carbon (TOC) under 0.1 ppb, and silica concentrations below 1 ppm.
- The source water contained high levels of fluoride and hardness, requiring treatment to comply with Mexican and U.S. quality regulations.
- The water treatment equipment had to meet stringent standards and pass internal validation processes.
- The system required the capacity to withstand weekly sanitization with hot water
at 85°C.
