Quick Answer: Desalination pulls salt and other dissolved stuff out of seawater or brackish water, making it fresh and drinkable. Seawater reverse osmosis (SWRO) is the main way we do this. It pushes water through special membranes at 800-1200 PSI, blocking over 99.7% of the salt. Today’s plants use about 2.5-4 kWh per cubic meter of water, which is a third of what it took back in the 1990s.
3.4 million children dying every year, according to a WHO report. What the world really needs is a way to end this suffering, a solution that lets people look at the sea and think, “Hey, no worries, there’s plenty of water!” Desalinators help us do exactly that.
What are desalinators?
Types of desalinators
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