Engineered for demanding coastal energy corridors, industrial terminal facilities, and offshore exploration platforms requiring high salt rejection, oil tolerance, and strict compliance.
High-efficiency multi-stage clarifying and membrane polishing unit for complex drilling, completion, and offshore workover fluids with robust emulsified hydrocarbon handling.
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Engineered for high-TDS flowback management, featuring anti-fouling Disc Tube Reverse Osmosis (DTRO) membranes capable of operating at up to 120 bar hydrostatic pressure.
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Comprehensive skid architecture with continuous hydrocarbon separation, softeners, and dual-pass membrane arrays meeting strict US EPA NPDES reinjection and discharge thresholds.
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Turnkey mobile seawater desalination plant fitted with duplex stainless steel (2205/2507) high-pressure pumps and isobaric energy recovery devices delivering potable water at <3.0 kWh/m³.
Review Desalination PlantThe Greater Boston metropolitan area and Massachusetts coastal corridor represent one of North America's most technologically dense economic engines. While historically celebrated for its prestigious biomedical clusters along the Charles River, Route 128, and Kendall Square, the region supports a sophisticated industrial base spanning deepwater maritime transport, offshore wind staging bases (such as New Bedford Marine Commerce Terminal), coastal liquefied natural gas (LNG) import and storage terminals in Boston Harbor and Everett, and heavy electrical generation utilities.
In this fragile estuarine ecosystem, freshwater conservation and industrial wastewater discharge face intense scrutiny. Under the regulatory aegis of the Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection (MassDEP) and the US EPA Region 1 (Boston Office), industrial facilities cannot afford process water failures or effluent permit violations. The convergence of municipal water tariff inflation, strict Total Maximum Daily Loads (TMDL) in Massachusetts coastal waters, and the rapid development of marine energy infrastructure has driven unprecedented demand for modular, robust seawater desalination systems and specialized produced water treatment equipment.
Feedwater along Massachusetts Bay exhibits distinct seasonal variability—from near-freezing winter temperatures (1.5°C to 4°C) with elevated viscosity, to summer organic surges requiring resilient DAF (Dissolved Air Flotation) and ultrafiltration pretreatment to mitigate biofouling on reverse osmosis elements.
Managing recalcitrant organics, heavy metals, free and dissolved hydrocarbons, and hyper-salinity across marine energy terminals, bunkering sites, and regional energy logistics corridors.
Vessel de-ballasting, bilge cleaning, and LNG vaporiser condensate contain emulsified oils, BTEX compounds, and residual surfactants. Our integrated hydrocyclone and ceramic ultrafiltration pretreatment train drops oil content below 5 ppm before secondary polishing.
As regional energy corridors connect through New England logistics ports, heavy fracturing flowback and produced brines with TDS exceeding 180,000 mg/L demand Disc Tube Reverse Osmosis (DTRO) capable of high concentration before crystallization.
Skid-mounted containerized units arrive pre-wired, pre-piped, and hydraulic-tested. Boston industrial operators can transition from delivery to active treatment in under 15 business days, drastically lowering site overhead and EPC contractor coordination friction.
Produced water streams from marine energy bunkering and offshore operations present severe fouling challenges: high chemical oxygen demand (COD), soluble silica exceeding 150 mg/L, barium/strontium sulfate scaling vectors, and polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs). Conventional spiral-wound RO elements fail within 72 hours under these conditions due to irreversible colloidal cake formation and bio-slime development.
Our specialized produced water trains utilize an advanced Coagulation-DAF-Ozone + Ceramic Microfiltration + DTRO sequence. The open-channel hydraulics of our DTRO modules allow turbid feed (SDI > 15, Turbidity > 30 NTU) to bypass the laminar boundary layer, preventing membrane fouling and maintaining continuous operation up to 1,740 psi (120 bar), yielding recovered clean permeate compliant with Massachusetts surface water standards.
Advancing from legacy thermal distillation to hyper-efficient, digital-twin monitored SWRO, closed-circuit reverse osmosis (CCRO), and physical vacuum degassing membranes.
Legacy seawater plants consumed 7 to 9 kWh/m³ of fresh water generated. Tongjie's next-generation containerized desalination packages integrate positive displacement ceramic isobaric pressure exchangers (PX), recovering over 96% of the hydraulic pressure energy from the reject brine stream.
By recycling this pressurized concentrate back into the feed manifold ahead of the high-pressure booster pump, our Boston-ready units achieve net specific energy consumption (SEC) figures as low as 2.85 – 3.15 kWh/m³, drastically slashing long-term lifecycle OPEX for municipal water authorities and coastal industrial consumers.
Corrosion mitigation in coastal boilers and district thermal circuits around Boston requires stringent deoxygenation. Chemical scavenging (using sodium sulfite or hydrazine) increases dissolved salts and creates hazardous chemical storage compliance issues under OSHA.
Our physical deoxygenation membrane contactors employ microporous polypropylene hollow fibers operated under a sweep-gas / vacuum differential. Dissolved oxygen levels in feed streams are reduced to < 5 ppb (parts per billion) without a single drop of chemical additives, safeguarding expensive titanium and Hastelloy heat exchanger equipment.
How Shanghai Tongjie combines cutting-edge automated fabrication, vertical supply chain integration, and rigorous digital factory acceptance testing (FAT) to deliver unmatched value to Boston buyers.
From high-pressure duplex stainless pipe orbital welding to structural skid painting and PLC panel wiring, our Shanghai facility manufactures under one roof. This minimizes intermediary markups and accelerates production schedules by 30-45% compared to North American assembly jobbers.
Before shipping to the Port of Boston, every skid undergoes full hydro-testing up to 1.5x design pressure and 72-hour continuous live-water testing. Permeate quality, sensor calibration, and automatic fail-safe shutoffs are validated and documented under full ISO 9001 audit protocols.
Every system is equipped with an industrial cellular/satellite edge router offering end-to-end encrypted Modbus TCP / MQTT telemetry. Our engineering headquarters can assist Boston on-site maintenance crews with real-time diagnostics, membrane flux analysis, and predictive CIP cleaning schedules.
Navigating the intricate nexus of Massachusetts environmental permits, US EPA regulations, electrical safety standards, and maritime mechanical pressure codes.
The discharge of high-salinity brine back into Massachusetts Bay or inland waterways is strictly governed by Clean Water Act Section 402 National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) permits. The Massachusetts Clean Waters Act requires rigorous toxicity testing (WET tests) and thermal diffusion modeling.
Tongjie supports Boston EPC partners by providing complete thermodynamic and hydro-chemical mass balance documentation, brine dispersion nozzle calculations, and chemical-free anti-scalant options to ensure seamless state and federal permitting approval.
To ensure zero red-tagging by Boston city building inspectors and Massachusetts electrical compliance officers, all Tongjie control panels can be engineered to UL 508A standards with Siemens or Allen-Bradley PLCs, variable frequency drives (VFDs), and Class I Div 2 hazardous location ratings where required.
All high-pressure piping assemblies adhere to ASME B31.3 Process Piping guidelines, and pressure vessels are fabricated in strict compliance with ASME Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code Section VIII with radiographic weld inspection certifications.
Key parameters engineering leaders and EPC procurement teams must evaluate when ordering marine seawater desalination and heavy industrial water treatment systems.
| System Specification | Containerized SWRO | DTRO Produced Water Unit | Pharmaceutical / Industrial EDI |
|---|---|---|---|
| Typical Feed TDS | 30,000 – 45,000 mg/L | 50,000 – 160,000 mg/L | 100 – 500 mg/L (Potable/RO feed) |
| Permeate Quality | < 350 mg/L (WHO Potable) | COD < 30 ppm, Oil < 2 ppm | Resistivity: 15 – 18.2 MΩ·cm |
| Piping Metallurgy | Super Duplex 2507 / SMO 254 | Hastelloy C-276 / Duplex 2205 | Sanitary SS316L (Ra < 0.4 μm) |
| Delivery & Logistics | ISO High Cube Sea Container | Intermodal Heavy Skid / Flat Rack | Enclosed Climate Skid / Crated |
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Space-optimized seawater reverse osmosis package tailored for coastal resorts, fishing fleets, research stations, and localized industrial docks.
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Engineered skid configurations built with automated clean-in-place (CIP) skids, granular activated carbon (GAC), and specialized ion-exchange polishing.
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Physical hollow-fiber membrane contactor stripping dissolved O₂ down to < 5 ppb and CO₂ down to < 1 ppm to eliminate chemical scavenging costs.
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Self-sustaining containerized water production facility with automated load-shedding and battery-buffered VFD drives for islands and remote stations.
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Low-chemical footprint reverse osmosis designed for food, beverage, and commercial facilities needing predictable, low-conductivity process water.
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Weatherized container housing complete media filtration, anti-scalant dosing, high-pressure pump, membranes, and chlorine disinfection stage.
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Continuous electrodeionization system providing 0.055 μS/cm ultra-pure water with zero regeneration chemical waste streams for tech manufacturing.
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Advanced wastewater reclamation plant delivering up to 90%+ recovery ratios, mitigating discharge fees and local utility water intake dependency.
See Water Reuse SystemWhether your project involves coastal seawater desalination in Massachusetts, produced water treatment for regional energy infrastructure, or pharmaceutical-grade ultrapure water skids, our engineers are ready to review your raw water lab analysis and provide a turnkey proposal.
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