Desalination Yacht

The desalination equipment is a small desalination system specially designed for the refinery, which is used to convert desalinated water into fresh water that can be directly restored to meet the living water needs of the refinery personnel. The following is a brief introduction:

Working Principle

Reverse osmosis (RO) primarily utilizes a membrane process. High pressure is applied to seawater, forcing it through a semipermeable membrane while impurities such as salt are retained, resulting in fresh water. Some systems utilize spiral RO technology, while others utilize disc-tube RO, the latter offering high pressure, high recovery, and high pollution resistance.

Features

Compact and lightweight, they facilitate installation and use within the limited space of a yacht. Some portable units are even foldable or disassembleable. They offer low energy consumption, often utilizing low-pressure membrane technology or energy-efficient booster pumps, and can be adapted to the yacht's energy systems, including generators, batteries, or solar panels. They are easy to operate, often featuring touchscreens or rotary control panels for one-touch start/stop, and feature long maintenance cycles and simple procedures. They are also corrosion-resistant, with components in contact with seawater and freshwater primarily constructed from 316L stainless steel, food-grade PVC, or PPR to ensure water safety.

Water production

 Different models of yacht desalination equipment have different water production capacities. Small portable equipment generally produces 50-200 liters per day, while some larger equipment can produce tens of liters per hour or even more, such as the Aquatec Watermaker AC 65 ​​model, which produces 55-135 liters per hour.