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.

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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