How Desalination Works
Reverse Osmosis Plant by Membrane Systems Australia
Are you searching for a Reverse Osmosis plant manufacturer who can successfully transform the quality of your water? Look no further than Membrane Systems Australia. Our systems are designed and manufactured in South Australia, and installed across the nation. It is our mission to ensure the health of our water for generations to come, while also contributing to the communities of today. We are also committed to continually developing, researching and maintaining our range of water treatment systems. Further, our Product of Australia certification gives our clients added peace of mind when it comes to quality and durability. Our team understand Australia’s water treatment requirements better than anyone in the industry, including the associated challenges. Our focus on technological innovation and customer care really does place us in a field of our own. So, read on to learn how we can assist with manufacturing your Reverse Osmosis system.
Reverse Osmosis Plant – who benefits?
The primary role of a Reverse Osmosis plant is to remove salt from water, or ‘desalinate’. This process enables water with high salt content to be used across a range of applications. Reverse Osmosis (RO) works to separate dissolved salts and other impurities to produce water that is of high enough quality to drink, or be used on crops or gardens as irrigation. RO can be used to treat water from various sources; from seawater to brackish groundwater. A well-designed and manufactured Reverse Osmosis system will reject 95-99% of feed water contaminants. Further, it requires minimal ongoing maintenance after installation. Membrane Systems Australia offer custom-made RO systems, with a range of capacities to suit single households or entire communities. Our systems will transform otherwise unusable water into a product that is suitable for drinking, food manufacturing, and irrigating!
Reverse Osmosis Plant – who benefits?
The primary role of a Reverse Osmosis plant is to remove salt from water, or ‘desalinate’. This process enables water with high salt content to be used across a range of applications. Reverse Osmosis (RO) works to separate dissolved salts and other impurities to produce water that is of high enough quality to drink, or be used on crops or gardens as irrigation. RO can be used to treat water from various sources; from seawater to brackish groundwater. A well-designed and manufactured Reverse Osmosis system will reject 95-99% of feed water contaminants. Further, it requires minimal ongoing maintenance after installation. Membrane Systems Australia offer custom-made RO systems, with a range of capacities to suit single households or entire communities. Our systems will transform otherwise unusable water into a product that is suitable for drinking, food manufacturing, and irrigating!
Maintaining your Reverse Osmosis Plant
As mentioned previously, your Reverse Osmosis plant will require very little maintenance once it is installed. However, it can be conveniently monitored remotely by us! This allows us to analyse its performance, and be alerted to any factors that may affect the system’s efficiency. Ongoing service, maintenance and support is an area that we at Membrane Systems Australia pride ourselves on. As a result, we have established many long-term relationships with individuals and government groups who continue to utilise our services today. So, if you’re looking for a Reverse Osmosis plant designed to your exact needs, call or contact our team today. We will take the time to learn about your unique requirements, before recommending the best treatment solution for you. All of our Reverse Osmosis plants are constructed in our SA manufacturing facility. Then, they are tested inline with stringent Australian standards, before being delivered to you.
If you’re looking for a Reverse Osmosis plant, Membrane Systems Australia is the team you need. Being 100% Australian owned and operated, we know what our customers need to achieve the best water treatment outcomes. Call or email membranesystems.com.au today. Alternatively, you can leave a message on our Contact page, and a friendly member of our team will get back to you.