High Total Dissolved Solids (TDS) represents one of the most critical challenges in modern industrial water management. As global environmental regulations tighten, industries ranging from oil and gas to semiconductor manufacturing are shifting from traditional disposal models to sophisticated membrane-based water reclamation systems.
The transition from conventional thermal evaporation to advanced membrane technologies, such as Disc Tube Reverse Osmosis (DTRO) and high-pressure RO, has enabled a 40% reduction in operational energy consumption. Our technical roadmap focuses on "Osmosis-Assisted Concentration" to handle feed water exceeding 50,000 ppm TDS.
Our solutions target the "Zero Liquid Discharge" (ZLD) goal, providing a closed-loop framework. By integrating ultrafiltration, high-pressure RO, and crystallization, we help manufacturers convert waste streams into high-purity process water, directly impacting ESG goals and operational costs.
Typically, water with a TDS level exceeding 5,000 mg/L is categorized as high salinity. We utilize specialized membrane configurations to manage levels up to 100,000 mg/L.
DTRO (Disc Tube Reverse Osmosis) systems offer superior anti-fouling capabilities and can withstand high operating pressures, making them ideal for high-salinity flowback and landfill leachate.
We provide full Factory Acceptance Testing (FAT) in our Shanghai facility, providing detailed performance logs, chemical compatibility reports, and digital twin monitoring support before shipping.
