Overview

We design RO systems around the feed water you actually have, not the one on the datasheet. Pretreatment, membrane selection, energy recovery and cleaning regimes are modelled together. A train that performs on day one should still perform in year seven.

Recovery

75–90%*

Train capacity

50–10,000 m³/d*

Specific energy

0.6–1.4 kWh/m³ (brackish)*

Membrane life

5–7 years*

Automation

PLC/SCADA with auto-CIP

* Illustrative template values

How it works

The treatment train.

Each stage is sized on your water, not a catalogue. The sequence below is typical; every design is confirmed by sampling and, where useful, pilot trials.

01

Pretreatment

02

Cartridge filtration

03

High-pressure RO

04

Energy recovery

05

Post-treatment

Why AQUARC

What you get that a catalogue doesn’t.

01

Recovery first

Two- and three-stage arrays with concentrate staging push recovery without scaling the tail elements.

02

Fouling under control

Pilot data, SDI trending and antiscalant modelling are set before the steel is ordered.

03

Energy that pays back

Isobaric energy recovery and VFD pumps cut specific energy on every train we deliver.

04

Built to be cleaned

Automated CIP skids, isolation for single-vessel cleaning and safe chemical handling.

FAQ

Common questions, answered.

Skid-mounted systems typically take 6–9 months from order to handover; built-in-place plants 14–30 months.*

Yes. Containerised pilot units can be on site within weeks to confirm design assumptions on your real water.

Process performance guarantees on quality and capacity as standard, and availability guarantees under O&M contracts.

We design for expansion by default: footprint, tie-ins and electrical capacity are reserved for the next train.

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