Water Treatment: A global priority that demands educational innovation
Water is an essential resource for human life, economic development, and the planet’s ecological balance. However, as we move deeper into the 21st century, its availability and quality are increasingly at risk. Population growth, industrial and agricultural pollution, water scarcity in vulnerable regions, climate change, and rapid urbanization are all intensifying pressure on this finite resource. In this context, water treatment is not merely a technical requirement—it is an urgent global priority that demands immediate and sustained action, with a strong focus on education and innovation.
Education and innovation for a resource at risk
Efficient water treatment—both potable and wastewater—is fundamental to safeguarding public health, preserving ecosystems, and enabling the development of resilient communities. But achieving sustainable and locally adapted solutions requires more than infrastructure. It calls for a solid foundation of technical knowledge, applied research, and well-prepared professionals.
At EDIBON, we understand that technical education is a powerful catalyst for change. For over 40 years, we have been designing and manufacturing high-tech educational equipment that supports the training of students, researchers, and professors in the principles, techniques, and key systems of water treatment. Our mission is clear: to deliver high-quality technical education that fosters innovation and prepares new generations to lead effective and sustainable solutions.
Technical training to shape the future
Effective water management begins with strong education. This means not only teaching theoretical concepts, but also providing hands-on experiences that allow learners to experiment with, analyze, and understand processes in real or simulated environments. At EDIBON, we’ve developed pilot plants and advanced didactic equipment that approach water treatment from a comprehensive physical, chemical, and biological perspective.
Our solutions make it possible to study everything from fundamental operations such as coagulation-flocculation, sedimentation, filtration, and adsorption, to more advanced processes like reverse osmosis, ion exchange, disinfection, and biological wastewater treatment. All of this is delivered through an interactive, experimental approach aligned with the standards of modern engineering.
Thanks to integrated computer-controlled systems and our proprietary SCADA software, students can monitor real-time process parameters, make operational adjustments, and assess performance at each stage—enabling active learning, informed decision-making, and critical thinking.
Technology and precision for better learning
Among our most advanced educational solutions, two standout units are:
Water Treatment Plant 1, Computer Controlled (PPTAC/1): Designed for an in-depth study of water treatment fundamentals, this plant allows users to reconfigure the unit to explore different variables and simulate real-life conditions. Its SCADA software provides full process control, ensuring a complete, safe, and precise educational experience.
Water Treatment Plant 2, Computer Controlled (PPTAC/2): This unit simulates a real treatment plant, offering hands-on experimentation with two key processes: deep bed filtration and ion exchange. Its data acquisition capabilities allow for report generation, graphical analysis, and comparative studies—promoting applied research and a deeper understanding of unit behavior
These systems serve not only as educational equipment but also as valuable research platforms, adaptable to a wide range of academic levels—from secondary technical programs to university and postgraduate curricula.
Committed to a Sustainable Future
Water sustainability is one of the most urgent challenges of our time. Addressing it requires a long-term vision that integrates technology, education, and international collaboration. At EDIBON, we believe that specialized technical training is key to building more efficient, resilient, and environmentally responsible water management systems.
That’s why we design and manufacture all our equipment entirely in Spain—ensuring superior technical quality, adaptability to each institution’s needs, and continuous technical support. With more than 14 specialized areas, a global collaboration network, and a strong presence in over 150 countries, we are proud to be a global leader in advanced technical education.
A global responsibility that begins in the classroom
Water treatment is far more than just a technical process—it is a shared responsibility among governments, institutions, businesses, and citizens. And in this collective mission, education is the cornerstone.
At EDIBON, we reaffirm our commitment to training professionals capable of designing, operating, and optimizing water treatment systems that respond to today’s challenges and tomorrow’s needs. Our pilot plants are instrumental in preparing the technical leaders who will drive fairer, safer, and more sustainable water management across the globe.
Investing in technical education for water treatment is investing in health, development, and the future. At EDIBON, we work every day to help make that future a reality.
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Water Treatment: A global priority that demands educational innovation
Water is an essential resource for human life, economic development, and the planet’s ecological balance. However, as we move deeper into the 21st century, its availability and quality are increasingly at risk. Population growth, industrial and agricultural pollution, water scarcity in vulnerable regions, climate change, and rapid urbanization are all intensifying pressure on this finite resource. In this context, water treatment is not merely a technical requirement—it is an urgent global priority that demands immediate and sustained action, with a strong focus on education and innovation.
Education and innovation for a resource at risk
Efficient water treatment—both potable and wastewater—is fundamental to safeguarding public health, preserving ecosystems, and enabling the development of resilient communities. But achieving sustainable and locally adapted solutions requires more than infrastructure. It calls for a solid foundation of technical knowledge, applied research, and well-prepared professionals.
At EDIBON, we understand that technical education is a powerful catalyst for change. For over 40 years, we have been designing and manufacturing high-tech educational equipment that supports the training of students, researchers, and professors in the principles, techniques, and key systems of water treatment. Our mission is clear: to deliver high-quality technical education that fosters innovation and prepares new generations to lead effective and sustainable solutions.
Technical training to shape the future
Effective water management begins with strong education. This means not only teaching theoretical concepts, but also providing hands-on experiences that allow learners to experiment with, analyze, and understand processes in real or simulated environments. At EDIBON, we’ve developed pilot plants and advanced didactic equipment that approach water treatment from a comprehensive physical, chemical, and biological perspective.
Our solutions make it possible to study everything from fundamental operations such as coagulation-flocculation, sedimentation, filtration, and adsorption, to more advanced processes like reverse osmosis, ion exchange, disinfection, and biological wastewater treatment. All of this is delivered through an interactive, experimental approach aligned with the standards of modern engineering.
Thanks to integrated computer-controlled systems and our proprietary SCADA software, students can monitor real-time process parameters, make operational adjustments, and assess performance at each stage—enabling active learning, informed decision-making, and critical thinking.
Technology and precision for better learning
Among our most advanced educational solutions, two standout units are:
These systems serve not only as educational equipment but also as valuable research platforms, adaptable to a wide range of academic levels—from secondary technical programs to university and postgraduate curricula.
Committed to a Sustainable Future
Water sustainability is one of the most urgent challenges of our time. Addressing it requires a long-term vision that integrates technology, education, and international collaboration. At EDIBON, we believe that specialized technical training is key to building more efficient, resilient, and environmentally responsible water management systems.
That’s why we design and manufacture all our equipment entirely in Spain—ensuring superior technical quality, adaptability to each institution’s needs, and continuous technical support. With more than 14 specialized areas, a global collaboration network, and a strong presence in over 150 countries, we are proud to be a global leader in advanced technical education.
A global responsibility that begins in the classroom
Water treatment is far more than just a technical process—it is a shared responsibility among governments, institutions, businesses, and citizens. And in this collective mission, education is the cornerstone.
At EDIBON, we reaffirm our commitment to training professionals capable of designing, operating, and optimizing water treatment systems that respond to today’s challenges and tomorrow’s needs. Our pilot plants are instrumental in preparing the technical leaders who will drive fairer, safer, and more sustainable water management across the globe.
Investing in technical education for water treatment is investing in health, development, and the future. At EDIBON, we work every day to help make that future a reality.
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Traitement des Eaux (filtration, adsorption et échange d'ions), Contrôlée par Ordinateur (PC)
Traitement des Eaux (filtration et échange d'ions), Contrôlée par Ordinateur (PC)