SWRO System 1300 GPD - Libya

From its initial start-up, the system has been running properly with minimal trouble-shooting. The seawater reverse osmosis systems are mainly designed for the removal of enormous amounts of salt and other impurities from highly inconsumable water sources like the sea. These systems take use of a popular process known as “reverse osmosis” to help in seawater purification. The job of reverse osmosis is to defeat the osmotic pressure of a natural process called “osmosis”. Osmosis naturally pushes salt through a very fine membrane from an area with low saline concentration to an area with high saline concentration. The goal of osmosis is to gain an equal amount of saline concentration on both sides. To stop this natural process, reverse osmosis pushes osmosis in the opposite direction by using a high pressure pump that adds extreme pressure to the highly concentrated saline side of the membrane. The pressure pushes only water molecules through the small pores of the membrane while rejecting salts and other impurities from flowing through. Clean, potable water successfully comes out on the permeate side while salt and the other impurities are dumped into a drain from the concentrate side.

Country: Libya

System/Product:Seawater Reverse Osmosis 

Flow Rate: 1,300 GPD 

Date: November 2010

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Water-scarce countries such as Libya require a large amount of water distribution systems in order to supply their citizens with adequate amounts of freshwater.

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Pure Aqua manufactured and supplied a Sea Water Reverse Osmosis system to US Navy in Libya. The system has a capacity of 1,300 GPD.

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• We have drinking water which is available
• We help in the conservation of habitats
• We have water for the agricultural sector
• Helps preserve current freshwater supplies
• Positive environmental effects
• Proven and effective methods

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