Reverse osmosis seawater filters are currently the most commonly used seawater filtration equipment. Its core technology is based on reverse osmosis membranes, which apply high pressure to force water molecules through the membrane, leaving behind salt and other impurities.

Application scenarios of 100 L/H portable seawater desalination system are: 1. Ocean-going vessels and small fishing boats 2. Remote islands and offshore facilities 3. Emergency rescue and disaster response 4. Field expeditions and scientific research activities 5. Small resorts and private villas

Three main problems of desalination: Issue 1 Environmental impact ● Brine discharge ● Use of chemicals ● Long-term impact on marine ecology Issue 2 High energy consumption ● Scale of energy consumption ● Energy sources and environmental impact ● Restrictions on renewable energy Issue 3 Economic cost ● Initial investment and operating costs ● Water prices and economic feasibility ● Funding and resource allocation

For seawater treatment needs of a home or small community, an integrated reverse osmosis system is usually the best choice. This system is small in size, simple to operate, and can directly convert seawater into drinking water, which is suitable for home or small-scale users.

The 18000LPH seawater desalination reverse osmosis system has a certain intersection between commercial and industrial use, but is more suitable for commercial use. Its processing capacity is sufficient to meet the water needs of commercial facilities such as large hotels, resorts, ships and islands

The process flow of a desalination plant is usually divided into 5 steps: 1. Seawater intake 2. Pretreatment 3. Core desalination process 4. Post-treatment 5. Concentrate discharge

Cellulose membranes are mainly made of cellulose acetate and were widely used in reverse osmosis systems in the early days. Cellulose membranes have good chlorine resistance, but poor stability under high temperature and low pH environments.

The main types of water treatment plants are: 1. Drinking water treatment plants, 2. Sewage treatment plants, 3. Industrial water treatment plants, 4. Seawater desalination plants.

A reverse osmosis water plant is a facility that uses reverse osmosis technology to treat water. Its main goal is to remove dissolved salts, organic matter, microorganisms and other impurities in water through physical and chemical means to provide high-quality pure water.

Saudi Arabia: The leader in desalination technology Among the above-mentioned leading countries, Saudi Arabia is considered to be the most advanced country in desalination technology in the world because of its comprehensive leading position in desalination technology.