Desalination System
Our seawater desalination system addresses freshwater scarcity across critical sectors:
- Coastal Communities: Supplements municipal water supplies in arid coastal regions (e.g., Middle East, Mediterranean).
- Offshore Installations: Powers self-sufficient water cycles for islands, marine aquaculture farms, and offshore oil/gas platforms.
- Maritime Industry: Delivers safe drinking water for cargo ships, naval vessels, and luxury yachts during long voyages.
- Emergency Relief: Rapidly converts seawater to potable water after natural disasters (tsunamis, hurricanes) or saltwater intrusion events.
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Overview of Saline Water Types
| Parameter | Seawater | Brackish Water |
| Salinity (‰) | 32–37‰ (avg. 35‰, open ocean) | 0.5–30‰ (varies: inland lakes → coastal aquifers) |
| TDS (mg/L) | 30,000–40,000 (high salt load) | 1,000–30,000 (mild → near-seawater salinity) |
| Dominant Salts | Sodium chloride (NaCl, ~85% of total) | Mixed salts (NaCl, magnesium sulfate, calcium) |
| Typical Sources | Open oceans, coastal seawater | Inland aquifers, salt lakes, coastal groundwater (saltwater intrusion) |
| Desalination Focus | Overcoming high salt concentration (requires 60–80 bar pressure) | Adapting to variable salinity (15–40 bar pressure range) |
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