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Ampac USA Reverse Osmosis Systems are among the
finest in the industry.
With
over 15 years
of Experience, Ampac
USA Indroduce the All
New Seapro™
Reverse Osmosis Desalination
systems also known as Watermaker for the Marine
Industry converting Sea
Water to Pure Drinking Water
for
Sailing, power boats
and commercial Freightliners worldwide.
Ampac USA
inegrate Marine-grade
materials with a Craftsman’s
attention to detail. The result is a reliable,
long-lasting marine Sea Water
Desalination RO Systems trusted by
the Boat Industry
worldwide.
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Sample Ampac SW400 GPD
Sea Water |
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When there’s a need for fresh water in
high volume,
Ampac USA Manufacture High Flow LandPro™
Sea Water Desalination Commercial Grade
Reverse Osmosis Systems for Land Based
Applications starting from 1,500 GPD up to
100,000 GPD (Gallons per day) using top quality
components. Our Sytems are delivered
complete with all plumbing included ready to
produce water immediately after installation.
Unlike
osmosis, which is the natural tendency of pure
water to flow through a membrane into impure
water, reverse osmosis is achieved by applying
very high pressure to seawater to counteract the
osmotic flow. Thus,
seawater is forced through a semi-permeable
membrane, which removes all the dissolved solids
and produces fresh, potable water on the other
side. This method rejects at least 98% of salts,
contaminates, and pollutants from seawater.
Salt or brackish water first
enters into the RO via
a through-hull fitting and is filtered through
the Sea Strainer. This feed water is then
boosted to 30 psi by the Booster Pump and
filtered through 25 and 5 micron Pre-filters.
Oil, if present, is then separated and removed
by the Oil/Water Separator. These filters remove
sediments and suspended solids from the feed
water prior to entering the High Pressure Pump.
A Low Pressure Switch shuts down the
RO in the event of low
flow conditions, preventing cavitation in the
High Pressure Pump.
The High Pressure Pump supplies the required
force to drive the feed water through the
semi-permeable Reverse Osmosis (R.O.) Membrane.
An automatic
high pressure safety relif
valve protects the water maker if
pressure exceeds recommended levels.
The fresh water produced flows out of the
Reverse Osmosis Membrane where it is up to 99.2%
free of salts, minerals, and other ions. It then
passes into the Product Flow Meter where the
amount of potable water produced per
minute is registered.
Next, the Salinity Probe registers the salt
content of the product water. If the water is
good quality, it passes through the
1 Micron Carbon Block Post-Filter
and ½ Micron Ceramik
Post-Filter, which purifies the
water of unpleasant odors and taste. Finally,
the last filtration process is completed by an
optional Ultraviolet Sterilizer where 99.8% of
all micro-organisms, including viruses and
bacteria are destroyed. |