About Waste Water Desalination
Owing to the affluent market experience, we are offering a broad series of Waste Water Desalination. It is used to produce the water quality of many industries sectors. This range is appropriate for pulp, textile and other commercial industries. It aids to convert a sea water into a drinking water on ships. Waste Water Desalination is perfectly designed to treat for municipal waste water. It also removes the salt and other various contaminants.
Advanced Membrane TechnologyThe system employs spiral wound polyamide composite membranes that provide high selectivity and mechanical strength, ensuring effective desalination of industrial and municipal waste water. This technology supports a wide range of feed water conductivities and delivers purified water with less than 10 S/cm conductivity.
Automated System ControlProcess monitoring and control are achieved through sophisticated PLC/SCADA systems. Users benefit from automated operations, real-time diagnostics, and easy adjustment of system parameters to optimize performance and maintain compliance with safety and discharge norms.
Efficient Pretreatment SolutionsComprehensive pre-filtration, including sand and activated carbon filters, safeguards the RO membrane by removing particulates, organics, and chlorine. This multi-stage approach extends membrane life and ensures consistent water quality throughout the process.
FAQs of Waste Water Desalination:
Q: How does the spiral wound polyamide composite membrane improve desalination efficiency?
A: The spiral wound polyamide composite membrane offers high rejection rates for salts and contaminants. Its robust design enables efficient separation while withstanding pressures of 820 bar, resulting in purified water with conductivity under 10 S/cm.
Q: What pretreatment steps are required before reverse osmosis in this system?
A: Pretreatment involves using sand filters and activated carbon filters to remove suspended solids, organics, and chlorine. These steps are essential to prevent membrane fouling and ensure optimal system performance.
Q: When is routine membrane cleaning necessary, and what does it involve?
A: Routine membrane cleaning is recommended according to operational hours and feed water quality, typically every few months. Cleaning uses approved chemicals to restore membrane permeability and extend service life.
Q: Where can this desalination system be installed, and what are the delivery options?
A: The system is suitable for on-site, containerized, or skid-mounted installation at industrial, municipal, and commercial facilities. It is delivered fully assembled or in modular components, depending on customer requirements and plant capacity.
Q: What processes are managed by the automated PLC/SCADA system?
A: The PLC/SCADA system oversees filtration, pressure regulation, reject management, and system diagnostics. It provides automated control for flow rates, ensures compliance with discharge norms, and supports user-friendly interface operations.
Q: How is brine managed in this desalination unit?
A: An Automated Reject Management System collects and disposes of brine efficiently, ensuring the concentrate is handled according to local regulations and minimizing environmental impact.
Q: What are the main benefits of using this waste water desalination solution?
A: Key benefits include up to 99.5% water purity, high recovery rates (up to 90%), reduced power consumption (312 kW), low noise operation, and reliable service support. The system is user-friendly, low maintenance, and complies with local effluent discharge standards.