Ecolutia Services is adding its Proteus series to the Cleantech mobile water treatment

Ecolutia Services is adding its Proteus series to the Cleantech mobile water treatment fleet to provide water security.

The Proteus series contains automated technologies which ensure a constant optimised system performance without the need for permanent on-site cover. The security of the treated water supply is maintained through the use of wireless remote monitoring and data logging technologies which can provide real-time information, enabling remote troubleshooting and maintenance.

The solutions from the Proteus series are available as four-vessel mobile containerised systems achieving flow rates up to 7200 m³/d ( ˜1.9 MGD) or as mobile skid mounted single vessels for flow rates up to 1800 m³/d ( ˜475,00 GPD). The four-vessel system from can achieve a product water quality output of <0.1 µS/cm, <5 ppb silica and <5 ppb dissolved oxygen, based on the application and feed water quality.

The Proteus series from Ecolutia provides pre-treatment to seawater, brackish water or permeate water for a range of applications such as softening, filtration, demineralisation, condensate polishing and de-oxygenation.

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