Commercial Brackish RO Unit 5,000 GPD - Nigeria

Brackish water reverse osmosis would work to purify water that comes from a well, lake, or river. Brackish water is typically a combination of pure water and seawater leaving in at a medium level of salinity. A medium level of salinity however, is not acceptable for consumption. The process in which the water goes through in order to be pure is referred to as reverse osmosis.  Reverse osmosis provides those who do not have consumable water with the opportunity to purify a necessity for livelihood. Totally dissolved solids (TDS) and total suspended solids (TSS) are lowered due to reverse osmosis which reflect in how many parts per million (ppm) are in your drinking water. The normal ppm for consumable water would be around 500-600, however, the majority of places around the world well exceed that with thousands of ppms making it difficult to survive. Reverse osmosis offers those who need it, pure water.

Country: Nigeria 

System/Product: Commercial Brackish Reverse Osmosis

Flow Rate: 5,000 GPD

Date: October 2008

Components & Brands:
- RO200 series
- Skid mounted
- Prewired
- UV
- Water Softener

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Estuaries and river openings are places where brackish water can be found. This type of water lies in between fresh water and seawater. It’s not as clean as fresh water, yet not so highly concentrated in salt as seawater. Even if it has a mild salt concentration, it is still not encouraged for consumption.

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Pure Aqua manufactured and supplied commercial brackish water RO unit to a major water treatment company in Nigeria, capacity is 5,000 GPD, skid mounted, pre wired with filtration, UV and softening.

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• Minimal civil work and construction
• Small footprint
• Plug and play installation
• High-quality components (Grundfos pumps, DOW Filmtec membranes, Codeline vessels, Pure Aqua microprocessor control panel)
• High recovery design
• High rejection membranes
• Low energy and chemical consumption

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