Sea Water Purification

Utility Water Production

Considering the physical, chemical, and biological/microbiological parameters of seawater, systems that filter suspended solids (TSS) and reduce conductivity are used. These systems are:

• Multimedia Filtration: Uses layers of granular media of different sizes to retain suspended solids and some heavy metals.

• Ultrafiltration: Utilizes membrane technology to filter out microorganisms and small particles in the water.

• Reverse Osmosis (RO): Removes dissolved salts and other small molecules from water under high pressure.

These systems are designed to produce utility water that meets the standards of the Turkish Standards TS 266 and the World Health Organization (WHO).

Drinking Water Production

Considering the physical, chemical, and biological/microbiological parameters of seawater, systems that filter suspended solids (TSS) and reduce conductivity are used. These systems are:

• Multimedia Filtration: Uses layers of granular media of different sizes to retain suspended solids and some heavy metals.

• Ultrafiltration: Utilizes membrane technology to filter out microorganisms and small particles in the water.

• Reverse Osmosis (RO): Removes dissolved salts and other small molecules from water under high pressure.

These systems are designed to produce drinking water that meets the standards of the Turkish Standards TS 266 and the World Health Organization (WHO).

Process Water Production

Considering the physical, chemical, and biological/microbiological parameters of seawater, systems that filter suspended solids (TSS) and reduce conductivity are used. These systems are:

• Multimedia Filtration: Uses layers of granular media of different sizes to retain suspended solids and some heavy metals.

• Ultrafiltration: Utilizes membrane technology to filter out microorganisms and small particles in the water.

• Double Pass Reverse Osmosis (Two-Stage RO): Water purified by the first RO stage is further purified by passing through a second RO stage, making it even purer.

• Electrodeionization (EDI): Uses ion exchange membranes and an electric current to further reduce water conductivity.

These systems are designed to produce process water that meets the standards of the Turkish Standards TS 266 and the World Health Organization (WHO).