WRI - Model AquaTex RO -Advanced Water Purification (AWP) Plant

AquaTex RO uses a three-stage treatment process: prefiltration, reverse osmosis (RO), and ultraviolet treatment to completely disinfect the feedwater and generate potable water. The reclamation process begins by first collecting the feedwater and passing it through a 10-micron vibrating shaker screen and 5-micron tubular backwash filters for loose particle separation. The number of additional backwash filters is dependent on the size and content of the wastestream. The filtrate then flows through the RO membrane to reduce particles to a 0.0001 micron level. The final stage is complete disinfection in a ultraviolet chamber. After water passes through a reverse osmosis filter, it is essentially pure water. The treated water is suitable for human consumption.

Benefits derived from an AquaTex RO are numerous:

• Versatile advanced water purification plant
• Rugged modular skid-mounted stainless steel construction
• Fully automated with user-friendly color interface
• High-quality effluent to meet stringent standards
• Low operations and maintenance costs and
• Reduces environmental degradation.

WRI also offers Sustainable Community Utility Solutions (SUCS) in conjunction with energy partners such as Black & Veatch and Chevron Energy Solutions. A SCUS is a distributed water and power system that supplies water, sewer, and energy services to a community using the best available renewable technologies and processes. A community may be a municipality, business, industry, or military base. SUCS is the wave of the future in the utility service industry, and AquaTex Ultra and RO are two of WRI`s renewable water solutions.