Aqualyng Caofeidian SWRO Desalination Plant Video - English

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[@mariaboonen8116]

Awesome. Automatically. 24/7
Whaoo

[@salahbuallay1261]

Very nice explaining

[@toreshammerecelt861]

How much power does this plant consume?

[@mikegallegos7]

What happens to production waste: sludge, macro and micro filters, brine, etc.?
What happens the the brine/salt plant production waste ?

[@ramdas363]

And how can the filters be "self-cleaning"? That sounds like total bs.
Desalination should always be a last resort solution, it solves the water problem but causes new issues with soil pollution and electricity consumption (in China for example from coal power).

[@phanhophuong9422]

@@ramdas363 This is alway china more advance than USA in term of technology, and claim why USA does not sell chips to china

[@Felipehez]

they mention at the end that the brine is sent to a salt production plant at 8:39

[@inveritas3332]

I wonder does this suffer bad biofouling on the RO like most RO plants that use UF/MF as pretreatment.

[@waqasarshadar]

If the sun does everything for you without any power then why the world would need this complex power consuming system?

[@superloose5632]

Waqas Arshad
Let’s hear what your solution is?

[@Felipehez]

Basically all the energy we use comes from the sun, initially from the nuclear fusion, and then converted to light, heat, wind, water state change, etc
This a plant to clean water with reverse osmosis, it needs to use some energy

[@johnnyllooddte3415]

we can beat that..easily...we can provide you a billion gallons a day or more.... at 1 per thousand..simple...doc johnny..
wont take you 10 years to build..maybe 6 months...how silly the world is..thats cheaper than you pay now hahaha

[@yutuniopati]

johnny llooddte And how do you do that ?

[@bellebellebelle5485]

johnny llooddte please contact me [e-mail]. Would like to give you some work to help build an SWRO plant. Thanks

[@superloose5632]

A billion gallons a day huh?
And who is we... ?
I’ve done the figures... you would need a project 400 times that size to achieve those numbers.
What’s your proposal?