A high efficiency system designed for maximum energy recovery through wide swings in feed TDS and temperature that produces less than 50 TDS permeate. Major points of emphasis within the design included a custom fiberglass frame complete with 316 stainless steel hardware to combat the corrosive environment of this application and the Florida Keys, use of an energy recovery turbo designed for maximum energy recovery and transfer of concentrate energy to the feed water.
Harn R/O was responsible for providing the RO system, cartridge filtration, RO high pressure feed pumps, energy recovery turbo, controls, scale inhibitor pretreatment system, and cleaning system. Harn was also charged with onsite equipment installation, performance testing, training, and system performance monitoring.
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