AQUILA INDUSTRIAL & COMMERCIAL RO PLANT FOR SEA WATER

Sea water treatment plants cleanse the water and remove contaminants from the sea. Sea water can be obtained from two sources: open sea water intake and sea water wells. You must accurately assess the sea water chemistry and have a fundamental understanding of how the sea water system operates to have the right and most efficient sea water treatment system. Chemical pollutants, bacteria, poor tastes, odours, and stains must all be evaluated and assessed prior to selecting a treatment plant. Sulfate, chloride, sodium, magnesium, carbon, boron, strontium, fluoride, and other elements must all be checked. Membrane processes and thermal processes are the two most extensively used and commercially available technologies for sea water desalination. When selecting a treatment facility for sea water, you must also consider the intended use of the treated water. Desalinating sea water is often more expensive than fresh water from rivers or groundwater, water recycling, and water conservation due to its energy consumption. However, these options are not always available, and reserve depletion is a major issue around the world.