Ground and surface waters have little dissolved salts or solids and with minimal treatment can yield potable water safe for drinking. Seawater has a considerable amount of dissolved salts/solids, some 70 times the amounts considered safe for human consumption. It takes a large amount of energy and highly specialized corrosion proof equipment to liberate fresh water from saline waters.
Plant Information
Plant type:
Seawater Reverse Osmosis (SWRO)
Location:
Nassau, New Providence, The Commonwealth of the Bahamas
Capacity:
12 million US gallons per day (45,425 m3 per day)
Contract type:
Design, Build, Own, Operate
Customer:
Municipal/Government
Commissioning date:
July 2006
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