Technical Specifications
Standard Specifications
*1Increased membrane fouling will occur where feed water SDI exceeds 3
Standard Inclusions and Options
*1Not supplied where low-pressure feed pump option is taken, *2CIP tank and pump by others, *3For free chlorine removal, *4May be required depending on feed water quality, consult MAK Water, *5Separate power connection required, *6UV system supplied loose for installation by others
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Applications
Real-world examples
A Western Australian glass and stone manufacture was continually having issues with water marks being left on their glass sheets after they have been washed down. The company contacted MAK Water to design, construct and commission a water treatment process that treated their mains water supply to a standard that eliminated the smear marks after washing the glass sheets.
Western Australia
A major defence contractor reached out to MAK Water to discuss options for demineralised water treatment. The client required low conductivity water for to top up battery water on naval vessels. Demineralised water was needed at two different locations and the client had a tight schedule to ensure continuity of service. Following a full consultative review MAK Water designed a containerised Brackish Water Reverse Osmosis – Basic (BWRO-B-010) plant that uses a MAKPAK ion exchange process to treat scheme water to below 5µs/cm conductivity. The plant was delivered on-time, in-budget and producing water well below the conductivity in the design specification. This enabled the client to top up batteries with low conductivity water reducing the risk of the batteries losing capacity and extending battery life. As a result of the success of this project MAK Water has been asked to consult with international allies to produce a similar solution for their own use.
Western Australia
Defence facilities are often located in extremely remote regions for safety and security reasons, creating unique challenges for essential services such as potable water supply. At one Department of Defence (DoD) field training site, the existing water treatment plant (WTP) was no longer able to meet potable water standards in accordance with the Australian Drinking Water Guidelines (ADWG). With no surface water available, the site relied solely on bore water containing dissolved iron concentrations well above ADWG limits. The harsh desert climate, with high summer temperatures and low overnight winter temperatures, further impacted system performance, reliability, and sustainability.
Timber Creek, Northern Territory
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