All pretreatment, reverse osmosis, control, and cleaning systems are integrated into standard 20-foot or 40-foot containers, achieving true integration and modular design.
At the site, only the water inlet, outlet, power supply, and water output port need to be connected. Commissioning can be completed in as fast as 24 hours, producing qualified fresh water and significantly reducing the project timeline.
Compliant with international container transportation standards, it can be easily transported via sea, land, or rail to any required destination worldwide.
The robust container shell provides excellent protection for the internal precision equipment, making it suitable for various complex climatic and environmental conditions such as those in the field, on islands, or in deserts.
Despite its compact design, the core manufacturing process remains consistent with that of large-scale equipment, with a daily water production capacity per tank ranging from 20 to 500 tons (scalable through parallel expansion of multiple tanks). The treated water meets stringent standards for drinking water or industrial use.
The internal layout is well-designed, with clear maintenance access routes and key equipment easily accessible for inspection and maintenance.
Equipped with an intelligent touchscreen control system, it features fully automatic operation, one-touch start/stop, status monitoring, fault alarms, and remote management capabilities.
The interface is user-friendly, allowing non-professionals with basic training to handle daily operations effectively.
Within a limited space, the system features a scientifically arranged configuration of multi-stage pretreatment (including ultrafiltration), high-efficiency reverse osmosis membrane modules, an energy recovery unit (optional), as well as disinfection and post-treatment units, maximizing both space utilization and treatment efficiency.
The container body is reinforced with anti-corrosion, thermal insulation, and shock-absorbing treatments, while the internal equipment employs marine-grade corrosion-resistant installation methods, ensuring stable performance during long-distance transportation and in harsh environments.
The power interface (utility grid/generator) can be flexibly configured, and an optional photovoltaic power supply system is available to meet operational requirements in off-grid areas. It integrates high-efficiency pumps with energy recovery technology to reduce operational energy consumption.
Standardly equipped with a 4G/5G IoT module, it enables real-time remote monitoring of critical parameters such as water quality, flow rate, and pressure via both PC and mobile devices, receives alarm notifications, and supports remote diagnostics and parameter adjustments, thereby simplifying operational maintenance.
A single standard container unit provides a freshwater production capacity ranging from 20 to 500 tons per day. For larger scale requirements, the modular design allows flexible capacity scaling through parallel multi-container operation.
Because all pretreatment, reverse osmosis, electrical controls, and cleaning modules are pre-assembled inside the container, on-site commissioning can be completed in as fast as 24 hours after simply connecting the water and power lines.
Yes. The system is designed to accept grid power, diesel generators, or optional off-grid solar photovoltaic power setups. Its marine-grade corrosion-resistant interior and reinforced thermal shell ensure stable operation on remote islands, coastal fields, and desert environments.
Equipped with ultrafiltration pretreatment and high-efficiency reverse osmosis membrane elements, the produced freshwater meets international drinking water standards as well as demanding industrial boiler and process water quality benchmarks.
No specialized engineers are required for daily routines. The system incorporates an automated touchscreen interface with one-touch start/stop, intelligent alarm notifications, and 4G/5G IoT remote monitoring allowing operators to oversee status from PCs or smartphones.