Engineered to exact raw water chemical compositions: low-energy brackish and seawater desalination, EDI ultrapure production, and high-salinity brine recovery skids.
The transformation of coastal, island, and industrial water reserves through modern membrane separation science and modular engineering architectures.
Global freshwater scarcity is no longer an isolated regional hardship; it has emerged as a fundamental operational risk for industrial manufacturing, energy production, and municipal stability. According to United Nations World Water Development reports, over two billion people live in countries experiencing high water stress. Against this backdrop, the global commercial sector has fundamentally pivoted from thermal evaporation methodologies—such as Multi-Stage Flash (MSF) and Multiple-Effect Distillation (MED)—to high-efficiency, membrane-based Seawater Reverse Osmosis (SWRO) systems. This transition is driven by a massive reduction in specific energy consumption (SEC), falling from over 10–15 kWh/m³ in thermal processes to below 2.5–3.5 kWh/m³ in modern SWRO plants equipped with isobaric energy recovery devices (ERDs).
As an authoritative OEM salt water into drinking water supplier, Shanghai Tongjie Environmental Protection Technology Co., Ltd. (established in 2010) addresses this global landscape by bridging the critical divide between bespoke process design and serial manufacturing scalability. By centralizing research, proprietary pressure vessel fabrication, modular skid assembly, and rigorous wet testing in Shanghai, we eliminate procurement fragmentation for EPC contractors and municipal developers across the Middle East, North Africa, Latin America, and Southeast Asia.
Information Gain Engineering Directive: The true levelized cost of water (LCOW) is determined not merely by membrane capital expenditure, but by thermodynamic recovery limits, anti-fouling operational thresholds, and lifecycle membrane replacement frequency. Tongjie containerized plants integrate digital twin flux optimization to consistently maintain LCOW below $0.65–$0.85 per cubic meter under standard seawater salinity (35,000 mg/L TDS).
Rapid growth in coastal urbanization, mega-resorts, and offshore operations demands decentralized containerized SWRO units that bypass multi-year civil works and eliminate distribution grid water losses.
Integrating high-efficiency positive displacement and centrifugal high-pressure pumps with rotary isobaric energy recovery achieves over 97% kinetic energy transfer from reject brine streams directly back into the feed.
Off-grid photovoltaic (PV) and microgrid-coupled desalination plants are engineered to accommodate diurnal power swings through variable-frequency drives (VFD) and automated throttling without damaging membrane arrays.
A comprehensive examination of hydrodynamic, chemical, and physical separation stages within Tongjie's containerized and skid-mounted OEM desalination systems.
Subsurface beach well or open intake with automatic wedge wire screening, followed by optional Dissolved Air Flotation (DAF) to handle algae blooms, red tides, and oil hydrocarbons.
Pressurized PVDF ultrafiltration hollow-fiber modules (0.02 µm nominal pore size) reduce raw water Silt Density Index (SDI₁₅) to <2.5 and turbidity to <0.1 NTU, shielding RO membranes.
Duplex (2205) / Super Duplex (2507) high-pressure pumps elevate feed stream to 55–75 bar through polyamide thin-film composite (TFC) membrane elements with 99.8% nominal NaCl rejection.
Rotary pressure exchangers capture hydraulic energy from the concentrated reject brine stream and pressurize an equal volume of feed water at 96–98% net hydrodynamic efficiency.
Permeate calcite contactor filtration balances pH, calcium hardness, and alkalinity to prevent distribution piping corrosion, followed by inline UV disinfection and residual chlorination.
Industrial desalination demands meticulous attention to chemical dosing and hydraulic balance. Upstream of the membrane arrays, Tongjie integrates automated dosing skids for scale inhibitors (phosphonate-free formulations for environmental sensitivity), sodium bisulfite (SBS) for active dechlorination, and biocides under automated Oxidation-Reduction Potential (ORP) control loops. Membrane flux rates are calculated at a conservative 12–15 LMH (liters per meter squared per hour) under harsh warm seawater conditions (>30°C) to prevent irreversible colloidal compaction and scaling.
Ensuring every system satisfies destination-market potable health regulations, environmental discharge thresholds, and pressure vessel engineering codes.
Product water conforms strictly with the World Health Organization (WHO) Guidelines for Drinking-water Quality (4th Edition), US EPA Safe Drinking Water Act (SDWA), and EU Directive 2020/2184, guaranteeing TDS <300 mg/L and Boron <0.5 mg/L.
High-pressure pipe spools, couplings, and fiber-reinforced polymer (FRP) membrane pressure vessels comply with ASME Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code (BPVC Section X) and European Pressure Equipment Directive (PED 2014/68/EU) CE certifications.
Tongjie integrates edge-computing industrial PLCs (Siemens S7-1500 or Allen-Bradley GuardLogix) linked to cellular and satellite telemetry. Real-time normalized permeate flux, differential pressures, and salt passage rates are visible 24/7 globally.
Factory Acceptance Testing (FAT) Authority: Every OEM containerized system fabricated at Tongjie’s Shanghai facility undergoes comprehensive hydrodynamic pressure testing and simulated wet testing utilizing high-salinity sodium chloride/magnesium sulfate test water prior to export packing. Complete dossiers—including material test reports (MTR 3.1), radiographic weld inspections, hydrostatic test charts, instrument calibration sheets, and O&M manuals—are provided to support local municipal permitting.
From isolated island resorts to heavy coastal industrial complexes, Tongjie’s customized OEM systems deliver continuous, resilient potable water security.
In environments such as the Maldives, the Caribbean, and the South China Sea, freshwater supply is critical to operations. Tongjie supplies containerized, sound-dampened SWRO systems (<72 dB(A) acoustic insulation) operating with variable power inputs. Integrated energy recovery devices minimize generator load, while secondary mineralization ensures soft, highly palatable drinking water matching global luxury hospitality standards.
Marine environments require high corrosion resistance. Tongjie constructs explosion-proof (ATEX/IECEx compliant) skid-mounted seawater desalination systems utilizing 254SMO, Duplex 2205, and Super Duplex 2507 wetted piping. Engineered for ultra-compact footprints, these skids provide technical boiler feed water and human consumption potable streams for drilling crews.
Modern coastal mega-facilities require millions of gallons of water daily for cooling towers, high-pressure steam boilers, and green hydrogen proton exchange membrane (PEM) electrolyzers. Tongjie’s hybrid SWRO + EDI systems take raw seawater, eliminate thermal discharge problems, and generate both potable water and demineralized water (resistivity >16 MΩ·cm) simultaneously.
When natural catastrophes, tsunamis, or contamination events sever conventional aqueducts, Tongjie’s air-transportable, containerized SWRO units deploy via standard cargo aircraft or flatbed trucks. Equipped with onboard diesel generators and rapid intake systems, these units produce certified WHO-grade drinking water within 2 hours of arrival on site.
Continuous investment in cutting-edge materials science, zero liquid discharge integration, and machine-learning membrane flux automation.
The trajectory of industrial desalination is defined by the quest for thermodynamic efficiency and environmental circularity. Conventional SWRO approaches thermodynamic limits; therefore, Tongjie’s R&D engineering center focuses on three pioneering technological vectors:
Integrating natural water-channel proteins (aquaporins) into thin-film nanocomposite (TFN) matrices to dramatically heighten water permeability while rejecting trace boron, micropollutants, and silica at lower operational feed pressures.
Osmotically Assisted Reverse Osmosis (OARO) and Disc Tube Reverse Osmosis (DTRO) push brine concentration beyond 120,000 mg/L TDS, minimizing brine disposal volumes and enabling high-efficiency salt recovery.
Proprietary neural-network predictive algorithms analyze raw water seasonal temperatures, bio-turbidity indices, and scaling potentials in real time, automatically shifting VFD pump speeds and recovery ratios before fouling occurs.
Key process, procurement, and engineering answers compiled by Tongjie’s chief water treatment engineers.
Additional specialized water processing, produced water reuse, zero liquid discharge, and precision membrane manufacturing systems from our Shanghai factory.
Provide your raw seawater chemical assay (TDS, temperature, turbidity, boron, SDI), required daily potable output (m³/day), and site power constraints. Tongjie's licensed chemical engineering team will generate a preliminary process design, membrane projection, P&ID overview, and equipment bill of materials within 48 hours.