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Turning Seawater into Sustainability: Containerized RO Plant Supports Land Development and Golf Course in the Bahamas”

DESIGN PARAMETERS
WATER SOURCE
Seawater, pre-filtered well
TEMPERATURE
15 °C to 40 °C
FEED TDS
36000 mg/L
REJECT PRESSURE
5 PSIG
PERMATE PRESSURE AVAILABLE
10 PSIG
RECOVERY RATE
45%

Project Summary:

A high-capacity containerized reverse osmosis (RO) desalination plant with a production capacity of 946 m³/day was installed in the Bahamas to supply potable water for a land development and an adjacent golf course. The system, fully pre-assembled inside a container, ensures quick deployment and minimal on-site construction. Designed for efficiency and durability in coastal environments, it delivers a constant supply of fresh water from seawater, supporting both residential needs and the high irrigation demands of the golf facilities.

Full Case Study – Containerized RO Plant in the Bahamas

Client & Location

Bahamas – Coastal high-scale community with integrated golf course facilities.

Challenge

The Land development had a pressing need for a reliable, high-quality freshwater source to support both resort consumption and the substantial irrigation demands of its golf course. Importing water or relying on limited groundwater was not sustainable, and the coastal location required a desalination solution capable of withstanding harsh marine conditions.

Solution

Advanced Equipment and Services delivered a 946 m³/day containerized reverse osmosis desalination plant. The system was pre-engineered and pre-assembled in a secure, transportable container to minimize installation time and site preparation.

Key features include:

  • High-efficiency RO membranes for optimal seawater desalination.
  • Multimedia filtration for pre-treatment, ensuring long membrane life.
  • Integrated pumping systems for reliable operation.
  • Compact, modular layout allowing for rapid deployment and easy scalability.
  • Corrosion-resistant materials suited for tropical, marine environments.

Operation

The plant extracts seawater, processes it through multimedia filters and high-pressure RO membranes, and produces 946 m³/day of potable water. This water is distributed for domestic use within the resort and for irrigation of the golf course greens, ensuring year-round availability of fresh water.

Results & Benefits

  • Reliable Freshwater Supply: Continuous, on-demand potable water for residents.
  • Irrigation Efficiency: Adequate, high-quality water for golf course maintenance without relying on rainfall.
  • Quick Installation: Containerized design allowed for minimal civil works and rapid commissioning.
  • Sustainability: Reduces dependency on imported water and preserves local aquifers.
  • Adaptability: Modular system can be expanded as the community grows.

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