Limited Freshwater
The industrial park lacked a reliable freshwater source for continuous production.
Industrial Park Water Supply Project
A centralized industrial BWRO plant converting high-TDS borehole water into stable low-salinity water for factories operating on different production schedules.
| Application | Centralized industrial water supply |
|---|---|
| Raw water | Brackish borehole water |
| Product-water capacity | 48m³/h (48,000L/h) |
| Maximum daily output | 1,152m³/day |
| Main process | Pretreatment + antiscalant dosing + BWRO |
| RO membrane | Industrial 8040 BWRO membrane |
| Installation | Modular skid-mounted construction |
| Control system | Automatic PLC + HMI |
The industrial park lacked a reliable freshwater source for continuous production.
Local borehole water contained excessive dissolved salts and was unsuitable for direct use.
Calcium and magnesium created serious scaling risks in equipment and pipelines.
Groundwater conditions changed and required a treatment system with stable performance.
Factories working different shifts required dependable centralized water production.
Separate treatment units increased maintenance, labor and water-quality management difficulty.
Zhongnuo designed a modular 48m³/h BWRO plant with multi-stage pretreatment, automatic control and an independent membrane-cleaning system. Centralized treatment provides unified water quality while simplifying park-wide operation and maintenance.
Removes suspended solids and reduces turbidity before the RO stage.
Improves feedwater quality and protects downstream treatment components.
Controls mineral precipitation and reduces BWRO membrane scaling.
Industrial 8040 membranes reduce dissolved salts, hardness and conductivity.
Controls production, flushing, alarms, tank levels and system protection.
Supports controlled chemical cleaning and long-term membrane maintenance.
Large-flow production supports multiple factories and different production shifts.
Industrial high-rejection membranes selected for brackish groundwater.
Factory-assembled construction simplifies installation and future expansion.
Flow, pressure and conductivity are monitored during operation.
Programmed flushing helps maintain stable membrane performance.
Independent trains can provide operational flexibility and redundancy.
One treatment plant supplies multiple production areas through a unified network.
Factories receive stable water despite changes in borehole-water conditions.
Reduced salt and hardness levels help protect industrial equipment.
PLC automation and centralized monitoring reduce daily operating complexity.
The industrial design supports round-the-clock water production when required.
Modular construction supports future capacity or treatment upgrades.
Send us your raw-water report, required capacity and product-water standard for a customized process design and quotation.
Industrial Park Water Supply Project
A centralized industrial BWRO plant converting high-TDS borehole water into stable low-salinity water for factories operating on different production schedules.
| Application | Centralized industrial water supply |
|---|---|
| Raw water | Brackish borehole water |
| Product-water capacity | 48m³/h (48,000L/h) |
| Maximum daily output | 1,152m³/day |
| Main process | Pretreatment + antiscalant dosing + BWRO |
| RO membrane | Industrial 8040 BWRO membrane |
| Installation | Modular skid-mounted construction |
| Control system | Automatic PLC + HMI |
The industrial park lacked a reliable freshwater source for continuous production.
Local borehole water contained excessive dissolved salts and was unsuitable for direct use.
Calcium and magnesium created serious scaling risks in equipment and pipelines.
Groundwater conditions changed and required a treatment system with stable performance.
Factories working different shifts required dependable centralized water production.
Separate treatment units increased maintenance, labor and water-quality management difficulty.
Zhongnuo designed a modular 48m³/h BWRO plant with multi-stage pretreatment, automatic control and an independent membrane-cleaning system. Centralized treatment provides unified water quality while simplifying park-wide operation and maintenance.
Removes suspended solids and reduces turbidity before the RO stage.
Improves feedwater quality and protects downstream treatment components.
Controls mineral precipitation and reduces BWRO membrane scaling.
Industrial 8040 membranes reduce dissolved salts, hardness and conductivity.
Controls production, flushing, alarms, tank levels and system protection.
Supports controlled chemical cleaning and long-term membrane maintenance.
Large-flow production supports multiple factories and different production shifts.
Industrial high-rejection membranes selected for brackish groundwater.
Factory-assembled construction simplifies installation and future expansion.
Flow, pressure and conductivity are monitored during operation.
Programmed flushing helps maintain stable membrane performance.
Independent trains can provide operational flexibility and redundancy.
One treatment plant supplies multiple production areas through a unified network.
Factories receive stable water despite changes in borehole-water conditions.
Reduced salt and hardness levels help protect industrial equipment.
PLC automation and centralized monitoring reduce daily operating complexity.
The industrial design supports round-the-clock water production when required.
Modular construction supports future capacity or treatment upgrades.
Send us your raw-water report, required capacity and product-water standard for a customized process design and quotation.