WATER TREATMENT / REVERSE OSMOSIS
Skid-mounted and containerized reverse-osmosis systems for brackish water and seawater. Engineered around your feed water, output requirements and site.
DELIVERY FORMATS
The treatment process follows the feed analysis and product-water specification. The packaging follows the building, environment, transport and maintenance requirements.
01 / PLANT-ROOM INTEGRATION
Open-frame equipment for a plant room or purpose-built treatment building.
02 / ENCLOSED DEPLOYMENT
Process equipment integrated within a transportable enclosure.
PRELIMINARY SELECTION
These are indicative product-water capacities at 24-hour operation. Final output depends on the actual water, operating temperature, recovery and number of passes.
| Size band | Product water | Typical arrangement |
|---|---|---|
| Compact | 10–100 m³/day | Compact skid or enclosure |
| Standard | >100–500 m³/day | Integrated skid; 20-ft or 40-ft module |
| High-output | >500–2,500 m³/day | Modular skid train or parallel modules |
| Plant-scale | >2,500–10,000 m³/day | Multiple skids or parallel process containers where practical |
| Engineered | >10,000 m³/day | Multi-train plant with coordinated site systems |
Published ranges are a starting point for selection. Additional sizes and train arrangements are available on request. Final capacity and guarantees follow the approved project design.
PROCESS & PACKAGE SCOPE
Pretreatment, pumping, membranes, dosing and controls are selected as a process train. Each package has an agreed boundary for equipment, utilities and site works.
Additional passes, interstage conditioning and SWRO energy recovery are selected according to the water-quality target and plant duty.
Membranes, vessels, high-pressure pumps, dosing, clean-in-place equipment and process piping.
PLC/HMI, pressure, flow and conductivity monitoring, sequencing, alarms and shutdown logic.
Materials selected for chlorides, chemistry, temperature, corrosion exposure and operating pressure.
Redundancy, SCADA, product tanks, utility interfaces and concentrate or cleaning-waste handling.
APPLICATIONS
Product-water targets determine the membrane arrangement, pretreatment and finishing stages.
Desalination with post-treatment and disinfection as required.
Water quality matched to the production process and client standard.
Enclosed packages with transport and site utilities coordinated.
RO following suitable upstream treatment and feed-water assessment.
COMMON QUESTIONS
The required flow, operating hours, complete water analysis, product-water limits, site location and available utilities. Transport constraints, redundancy and discharge requirements also influence the package.
Skids suit treatment buildings and installations needing flexible access and equipment layout. Enclosures provide an integrated package for outdoor deployment. We compare space, ambient conditions, logistics and maintenance before recommending a format.
No. Additional membrane passes are selected when the conductivity, TDS or boron target requires them. The number of passes is confirmed through feed-water analysis and membrane projection.
YORA provides installation, commissioning and operation in Jordan, Iraq and the UAE. In other countries, installation supervision and commissioning are available. The service scope is agreed for each project.
The datasheet provides indicative selection bands. Final output, recovery, pressure and materials are confirmed against the feed analysis, actual site conditions and approved project datasheet.
LET’S DEFINE YOUR NEXT PROJECT
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