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This project was built to deliver clean water to a
city in Central America
At Advanced Equipment and Services Inc., we’re proud to spearhead a project that brings smart, efficient freshwater production to coastal communities and industries.
Our mission? Delivering high-quality potable water using cutting-edge Seawater Reverse Osmosis (SWRO) technology. As part of this project in Central America, we’re deploying two ARKQUA600 systems, advanced containerized SWRO systems, each designed to produce 150,000 gallons per day/600 M3D of clear permeate water, all while maintaining Total Dissolved Solids (TDS) levels below 500 mg/L.
These systems are engineered to operate under demanding conditions, handling seawater with 35,000 mg/L TDS, and built for performance across water temperatures ranging from 20°C to 27°C. With a 45% design recovery rate, this solution offers a robust and scalable approach to desalination with real world impact.
Whether it’s solving water scarcity, enabling sustainable development, or powering remote operations this project reflects our commitment to innovation with purpose
Water is essential for life, but not all water sources are similar. For companies, industries, and municipalities that utilize water desalination and water treatment, it is critical to understand that seawater and brackish water have a big difference between them. Despite both having salt, their salinity levels, sources and treatment methods are different.
At ADVANCEES we specialize in seawater and brackish water treatment solutions, offering advanced reverse osmosis (RO) systems to purify and desalinate water for industrial, agricultural and municipal use. Let’s first break down some differences between seawater and brackish water. Then we’ll begin discussing some of the newer and most effective seawater and brackish water treatment options.
At ADVANCEES, we offer advanced seawater desalination systems tailored for large-scale applications. Our SWRO (Seawater Reverse Osmosis) systems are designed to remove salt and impurities efficiently, making seawater suitable for drinking, industrial, and agricultural use.
For brackish water treatment, we offer BWRO (Brackish Water Reverse Osmosis) systems that efficiently filter lower-salinity water sources. These systems require less energy than SWRO systems while still delivering high-quality purified water for various applications.
Understanding the difference between seawater and brackish water is essential when choosing the right desalination system. Whether you need seawater desalination (SWRO) or brackish water filtration (BWRO), ADVANCEES provides cutting-edge solutions to meet your water purification needs.
The global demand for sustainable water solutions has never been greater, particularly in areas where freshwater is scarce, and brackish water is the primary resource. Traditional methods of water treatment are effective but very energy-intensive, thus expensive to operate.
Enter solar reverse osmosis systems, a game-changing solution that actually uses the energy from the sun to make brackish water clean. Solar-powered systems ensure energy efficiency with higher steps in reverse osmosis technology, setting the scene for water treatment in the times to come.
Solar reverse osmosis (RO) is a water purification process that uses solar energy to power high-pressure pumps, which force water through semi-permeable membranes. This filtration process removes dissolved salts, minerals, and impurities, producing clean water suitable for drinking, irrigation, and industrial applications. Solar RO systems provide a significantly economic and environment-friendly alternative as compared to the traditional methods of desalination in the case of brackish water treatment.
Brackish water, though much more abundant with salinity between freshwater and seawater, is seldom utilized because of the complexities in its purification. Solar reverse osmosis systems are designed to meet such challenges; ADVANCEES offers different solutions for different clients: two standouts being
The SSWRO system is designed to treat seawater and high-salinity brackish water sources. Available in capacities ranging from 15,000 to 66,000 GPD, these systems are well-equipped to handle extreme environmental conditions. Fully automatic controls make the SSWRO units require very minimal operator intervention and are thus ideal for deployment in remote or coastal areas where a reliable freshwater source is vital.
The SBWRO system is a brackish water treatment scheme with reduced energy consumption compared to other seawater desalination systems. Capable of supplying between 4,000 to 26,000 GPD, the SBWRO units are an energy-efficient solution for inland areas with limited access to freshwater. It is thus ideal for meeting water demands in areas with scarce freshwater supplies, providing clean, potable water through sustainable solar energy.
Traditional RO systems depend on electricity or diesel generators, both of which are expensive and environmentally taxing. Solar reverse osmosis systems harness the power of the sun, reducing reliance on fossil fuels and lowering carbon emissions. This makes them an eco-friendly solution for treating brackish water in areas where sustainability is a priority.
Solar RO systems significantly reduce operational costs by utilizing free solar energy. In regions with high sunlight availability, industries and communities can achieve long-term savings on energy bills, making these systems a financially viable option for water treatment.
Brackish water is almost always found in remote or off-grid areas where traditional water treatment infrastructures are not available. Solar-powered RO systems, an example of which is ADVANCEES’ SBWRO, are portable and easy to install with a minimum of maintenance. Their adaptability will ensure access to clean water even in the most challenging environments.
Solar reverse osmosis systems can be scaled up for the water needs of small communities, large municipalities, and industrial facilities. Advancees offers modular and customized solutions that cater to various capacities, ranging from small-scale installations to large-scale operations.
The solar-powered RO systems from ADVANCEES are equipped with an inbuilt energy recovery device and high-performance membranes to boost efficiency. These solar-powered plants will provide reliable performance and a long lifetime even under very adverse environmental conditions.
The process of purification in solar reverse osmosis systems is divided into three major stages:
Nowadays, the future of desalination of brackish waters lies in the smart conjunction of reverse osmosis with self-sustained renewable solar energy input. Solar RO systems—either the SSWRO solution or the SBWRO solutions from ADVANCEES—offer sustainable, cost-effective, and reliable options with which to address global challenges pertaining to water. By investing in solar-powered water purification, industries and communities can protect access to stable amounts of clean water into the future while minimizing harm to the environment.
Contact ADVANCEES today to learn more about the way solar reverse osmosis systems are changing water treatments. We can help you turn to the sun for a brighter, cleaner, and more sustainable future. With fully automatic controls, the SSWRO units require minimal operator intervention, making them ideal for deployment in remote or coastal areas where a reliable freshwater source is critical.
This project was built to deliver treated water for an irrigation system in a farm
The RO unit Includes the appropriate high-pressure pump, FRP pressure vessels, spiral wound thin film composite RO membranes, Sch 80 PVC low pressure feed piping, and high-pressure piping or hose.
This RO system is skid mounted assembled, hydro-tested and functionally tested before leaving our factory.
The RO system supplied includes PLC based controls and is capable of automatic operation with minimal operator intervention. Safety devices are provided to protect the RO system and its components from common fault conditions.
Level controls, located in the owner’s permeate storage tank, will send a control
signal to the RO system control panel to begin the start sequence.
At the start signal the feed valve will open and membrane flush valves will open. At the end of the pre-flush cycle the membrane flush valve will close.
As water pressure builds in the RO high pressure feed pump suction line, a pressure switch senses the line pressure of the water entering the pump. This switch activates a timer which delays further start sequences until all water lines and pressure vessels reach normal start-up pressures. At the end of the time delay, a start control signal is sent to the RO high pressure feed pump starter.
The RO high pressure feed pump then starts and supplies the necessary feed water
pressure to the membrane array.
The RO feed water is split into two streams, permeate or purified water and concentrate or reject water. The RO permeate flows to the permeate water storage tank. The concentrate is disposed of in accordance with local environmental regulations or method of reuse. When the permeate storage tank is full the level switch sends the shutdown signal to the RO control panel and the system then begins it’s post-flush cycle which removes all concentrated contaminants from the system. Once complete, the system waits for the next start signal.
Check out more Brackish Water systems pre-engineered designs.
This project was built to deliver treated water to irrigate a golf course
Single pass, single stage. Four (4) pressure vessel total, that contains twenty (20) LG NanoH2O membranes. The system it’s set to produce 65,000 US Gal/day of product water at 45% recovery.
This system was designed to be shipped and transported in an anodized aluminum skid.
This project was built to provide potable water for a town where electricity is minimal and water scarcity is a big issue
Single pass, single stage. Two pressure vessel total, that contains eight (8) LG NanoH2O membranes. The system it’s set to produce 50,000 US Gal/day of product water at 68% recovery.
The pre-treatment system consisted of two (2) chemical injection pumps (chlorine and antiscalant) and three (3) media filters for removing suspended solids, iron and chlorine.
This system was designed to operate with solar energy and fit in a 20 ft ISO Container ready to ship, install and operate.
This system provides drinkable water to one of the biggest airports in Latin America
216,000 GPD Containerized Brackish Water Reverse Osmosis System mounted in a standard ISO 40′ container hydrotested and functionally tested.
The membrane array, recovery rate and flux rate are designed to produce level TDS water < 250 for at least 3 years. Chloride level will be below 200 PPM.
ADVANCED Equipment and Services Inc. brings drinkable water to remote communities with water scarcity by delivering a containerized solar reverse osmosis system powered by solar panels with 100.000 GPD capacity.
The equipment provides drinkable water to about 6000 people, this state of the art technology in water treatment systems operates automatically 100% with solar energy reducing the operational cost substantially. It operates and self-regulate based on the instant solar radiation.
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Supplying 70% of the icecream of an island in the caribbean. System provides water to icecream production.
Advanced Equipment and Services has successfully completed commissioning and start-up of a state of the art 30,000 US GPD reverse osmosis system. This system has been design to work at 85% recovery rate with a very low working pressure. The final user is large a multinational company factory located in a small island were water and power are limited.
This system works 100% automatically with a permeate flushing system that will extend membrane operational life expand. Customer maintenance manager Luis Pena comment’s ” This system has been running with a very low operational cost and minimum maintenance we are very happy we got the right equipment from the right company”
Since the water is so scarce, the 15% reject flow coming out of the reverse osmosis system is used for flushing toilets in the factory general quarters, making this system a truly zero discharge equipment.
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