David Dwek gave a presentation at the conference highlighting the advantages of rapidly deployed, mobile, temporary and highly flexible desalination solutions. The presentation and display area were both well received by the attendees. In the Q&A session following the presentation Subsea was able to expand on its unique and low environmental footprint brine discharge solution. In addition questions around price enabled the company to demonstrate the competitiveness of even this temporary short term solution.

This is the second time Subsea has sponsored the WEX event. In 2010 the conference was held in Limassol, Cyprus and we included a visit to our Mobile Temporary Desalination plant located at Moni.

The WEX forum is different from most other industry events. While still providing a platform for papers and presentations the primary benefit is that WEX facilitates a series of One to One meetings between interested parties and these are pre-arranged before event thus allowing attendees to make valuable connections between suppliers and customers.

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Mobile modular desalination unit for sale

SubSea Infrastructure is proud to offer an operational mobile modular desalination unit capable of producing 22,000m³ (22-million litres) of water/per day.

The equipment comprises of:

• 3 modular UF/RO trains of 7,500m³ all containerised
• Sea water reverse osmosis using Filmtec RO membranes
• Pre-treatment using ultra filtration membranes from Dow Chemical
• Single pass producing up to 0.5 mg/per litre of Boron
• TDS sea water: 40,000ppm
• TDS product water: less than 400ppm
• Advanced control and maintenance systems
• Plant located in Cyprus and commissioned in December 2008
• Available from December 2011

SubSea Infrastructure can dismantle, reassemble, and operate the plant within 3-months.

For further details please contact Murray Eldridge via our contact page.