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Containerized Reverse Osmosis Systems
CHUNKE Containerized Reverse Osmosis System is a self-contained, turnkey system that can function on-the-go or as a permanent water treatment plant. So, it able to start pumping high-quality product in less than a day after arrival on-site. Hence, our containerized reverse osmosis systems are made to order, meaning your system will be specifically tailored to your water treatment requirements, containing all the amenities your reverse osmosis system could possibly need.
First, take the advantages of an industrial containerized reverse osmosis systems – high rejection of metals, minerals, and chemical contaminants, a high recovery rate, and sturdy built-to-last design – and make it portable, able to be transported anywhere in the world where potable water may be necessary. All these features can be yours in addition to a collection of benefits unique to containerized systems.
- Pre-engineered ready to go
- Save water with high recovery systems complete start up documentation and training
- Low energy RO membranes that provide optimal rejection, productivity and reliability accordingly
- Epoxy coated carbon steel frame or SS304 stainless steel frame
- High quality valves, pumps and fittings provided for each unit accordingly
- Available remote monitoring and normalization available
- Compact footprint saves space consequently
- Complete maintenance service available
- Build/Own operate and lease programs at last
Containerized reverse osmosis plant includes a multimedia pretreatment tanks, water softener, antiscalant dosing system, antifouling dosing system, reverse osmosis unit with semi-permeable inverse osmosis membranes, ozone generator and ultraviolet sterilizers or post chlorination as a post treatment. So, these RO machines apply the new technology of reverse osmosis by sending feed water through a multimedia prefilter to remove particles that are larger than 10 micron. Then the water goes via an antiscalant chemical to control hardness fouling that may cause damage to the membranes of the RO machine.