25 Litres/hr Ro Machine

Industrial RO

RO Membranes are semipermeable membranes used in Reverse Osmosis systems to filter out dissolved solids, impurities, and contaminants from water. They play a crucial role in producing high-quality purified water for drinking, industrial applications, and wastewater treatment by allowing only water molecules to pass through while rejecting larger molecules and ions.

Seawater desalination solution
Brackish Water Reverse Osmosis Solution

BW is a modular, containerized Brackish Water Reverse Osmosis (BWRO) system, designed for efficient and flexible water desalination in various sectors.
BWRO is a type of desalination process that utilizes reverse osmosis membranes to remove dissolved salts and other impurities from brackish water.

Key Features
Modular & Scalable: Housed in 40-foot containers, easy to transport, install, and expand.
Flexible Feedwater Tolerance: Handles water with up to 10,000 ppm TDS, including well and surface water.
High Efficiency:
Recovery rate: Up to 90%
Energy use: As low as 0.65 kWh/m
Two Main Models:
BW LS (Low Salinity): Up to 3,700 ppm TDS
BW HS (High Salinity): Up to 10,000 ppm TDS
Capacities Available: 1,000 or 20,000 m/day
Availability: 97%
Automation: Fully automated with PLC/HMI and remote monitoring

The system is a modular, containerized seawater desalination system designed for rapid deployment, low environmental impact, and high efficiency. Housed in standard 40-foot ISO containers, these units provide pre-treatment, reverse osmosis (RO), and energy recovery in a compact form, ideal for industrial, municipal, commercial, and remote sites.
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Key Features & Advantages:
Cost-effective: Pre-assembled units minimize setup time and costs.
Sustainable: Low energy and chemical consumption with up to 50% recovery rate.
Compact & Scalable: Small footprint enables flexible deployment and easy expansion.
Smart Operations: Fully automated with remote monitoring, alerts, and centralized control options.
System Options:
Pretreatment: DAF, multimedia filters, activated carbon, clarification
Post-treatment: Remineralization, pH adjustment, UV/chlorine disinfection
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Deployment Models:
The unit, scalable up to 20,000 m/day.

Applications
Ideal for:
Municipalities
Resorts, hotels, golf clubs
Construction sites
Industrial plants
Agriculture & irrigation
Mining & oil/gas operations
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System Options
Pre-treatment: Hypochlorite dosing, solids/oil removal
Post-treatment: Remineralization, pH adjustment, chlorination
Monitoring & Control: Remote access, real-time alerts, data reporting
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Advantages
Low capital (CAPEX) and operational (OPEX) costs
Fast deployment and commissioning
Low environmental impact
Easily scalable for large-scale or decentralized solutions
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Note: The prices provided are for reference only and may be subject to change.

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