In June 2017, KYsearo completed and exported a 10TPH BWRO reverse osmosis system plant for a bottled water project in Saudi Arabia. The system treats municipal tap water through multi-media filtration, activated carbon filtration, RO, and UV disinfection to produce stable purified water.
Desalination technology has grown rapidly since World War II, with reverse osmosis and multistage flash evaporation becoming major solutions for global freshwater shortages. Although costs have decreased through technological progress, government subsidies could help promote wider use of desalination systems in water-scarce regions.
KYSEARO supplied a 2 TPD RO + EDI ultrapure water system in Vietnam, using municipal tap water as feed water for industrial production needs. The system combines MMF, ACF, softening, precision filtration, RO, EDI, and UV treatment to deliver stable, high-quality ultrapure water.
KYSEARO representatives joined a Chinese investment delegation in Libya to discuss major infrastructure projects, including a proposed 200,000 TPD seawater reverse osmosis plant in Tobruk. The project is planned to supply large-scale fresh water and could become one of the largest SWRO plants in the Middle East.
KYSEARO’s solar powered desalination plant combines photovoltaic power with SWRO technology to produce fresh water from seawater or underground water. The system is ideal for islands and remote areas with limited electricity, offering lower running costs, environmental benefits, and reliable water supply.
Seawater desalination equipment removes salts, impurities, bacteria, viruses, and harmful substances from seawater to produce usable fresh water. With the growth of reverse osmosis technology and rising water demand, desalination systems are increasingly used in industrial, commercial, residential, and marine applications.
KYSEARO successfully installed and commissioned a 51 TPD seawater reverse osmosis plant for an oil and gas drilling platform in Russia’s North Pole region. Designed for extreme winter conditions down to -70°C, the containerized SWRO system supplies drinking and domestic water for more than 400 workers.
A Kenya project survey team visited KYSEARO from June 26 to July 1, 2016, for the upcoming 3000 TPD brackish water reverse osmosis desalination plant. The visit included technical discussions, payment negotiations, due diligence, factory inspection, and desalination plant site visits.
KYSEARO engineers conducted a 10-day site survey in Mombasa, Kenya for a brackish water desalination plant project using underground water as feed water. The project was adjusted to a 3000 TPD capacity, with product water planned for the municipal water supply network.
Guangzhou KangYang Seawater Desalination Equipment Co., Ltd. participated in the 2016 China Ningbo Seawater Desalination and Multipurpose Utilization Expo. The company presented advanced desalination technology, new products, and a 2,000 m³/day simulation program to demonstrate its design and engineering capabilities.
A multi-medium filter is used in seawater desalination systems to remove seaweed, twigs, colloids, and other suspended particles from raw seawater. Using anthracite and quartz sand filter media, it improves pretreatment efficiency and helps protect downstream RO membranes.
Seawater desalination plant cost depends on project capacity, product water requirements, technical process design, equipment configuration, and operating expenses. With technology improvements and larger project scales, desalination costs continue to become more competitive and widely applicable.
Kysearo is a leading water treatment manufacturing company based in China, specializing in the design and manufacture of high-efficiency water treatment systems.
With over 20 years of industry experience, we are dedicated to revitalizing various water sources, including seawater, well water, borehold, tap water, and underground water etc,.
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