In recent years, sea water desalination has become a significant source for drinking and process water. The demand for small scale, localized, efficient and cost effective desalination technology is ever increasing. GES provides end-to-end solutions: design, construction, start-up and commissioning.
GES state-of-the-art modular seawater desalination plants are capable of producing high quality potable water. The compact and highly efficient systems feature low chemical and energy consumption by utilizing advanced energy recovery units as well as an environmentally friendly approach.
When access to surface or sea water sources are scarce or non-existent, local population drinking and irrigation needs can be only be supplied by saline groundwater desalination.
GES offers a uniquely developed unprecedented solution to fit any customer’s need, while providing extremely high water recovery rates accompanied by stable plant operation and ultralow energy consumption.
GES offers the modular brackish water desalination systems equipped with a variety of highly effective membranes enabling tailor made solutions for every particular customer’s needs:
Energy consumption rates
Ultralow energy consumption – When power consumption is critical
Energy saving system – For most applications
High rejection system – When highest salt rejection is required
When available water source quality does not comply with WHO or local regulation requirements, and removing undesirable chemicals, biological contaminants and suspended solids from contaminated water is required GES offers innovative, compact and highly efficient tailor-made on-site solution for water purification.
The GES units include various treatment processes including:
Physical – filtration and sedimentation
Biological – slow sand filters or biologically active carbon
Chemical – flocculation, chlorination and electrolysis
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