The core desalination technology of the platform: a semi-permeable membrane driven by pressure, with recovery, salt rejection, energy and concentrate all derived by real engines.
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Pressure-driven membrane separation of salts from water.
Reverse osmosis in its seawater, brackish and multi-pass configurations. This is the most heavily engineered part of the platform, and the only route into the Plant Designer.
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The core desalination technology of the platform: a semi-permeable membrane driven by pressure, with recovery, salt rejection, energy and concentrate all derived by real engines.
RO applied to seawater: high feed salinity, single-pass configuration, and a recovery limited by osmotic pressure and scaling rather than by membrane rejection.
RO applied to low-salinity groundwater or reuse water: lower osmotic pressure allows much higher recovery and lower pressure than seawater.
A second RO pass on the first permeate, optionally with interstage recycle, to reach a permeate quality a single pass cannot deliver economically.