CHUNKE Sea Water Desalination Plant – 20,000L/Hour

The system is rated to process up to 20,000 liters of seawater per hour under standard operating conditions.

The plant achieves a desalinization efficiency of ≥97% (salt rejection). Actual treated water quality will depend on feedwater characteristics and system configuration.

High-performance membranes are optional; commonly offered brands include DOW, Toray, and Vontron. Membranes are replaceable and configurable to match site requirements.

Tank material options include durable carbon steel or FRP (fiberglass-reinforced plastic) so you can choose based on environmental conditions and corrosion considerations.

The plant includes a PLC control system with both automatic and manual operation modes, enabling customizable control, alarms, and integration with site-level automation.

Core components include pressure vessels, high-pressure pumps (options from Danfoss or Chinese manufacturers), motors, PLC, pre-treatment filters, and optional CIP and energy recovery devices.

Yes — the system supports self-cleaning functionality with automatic or manual cleaning options. A CIP (clean-in-place) system is also available as an option for scheduled membrane cleaning.

Standard pre-treatment equipment options include sand filters (e.g., 1800×2400 units in sets), cartridge filters (40" × 50 μm PP), and dosing systems for flocculant, fungicide, reductant and inhibitor as required by feedwater quality.

The system is designed for seawater conversion to drinking water, agricultural irrigation, and various industrial water supply needs.

Brine disposal must comply with local regulations and is typically handled via discharge, evaporation ponds, or further treatment. Recovery rate depends on feed salinity and system configuration; please consult CHUNKE for an expected recovery percentage for your site.

Power and utility consumption vary with pump selection, energy recovery device presence, and local conditions. Please provide site voltage, desired configuration, and feedwater data so CHUNKE can supply detailed power and utilities specifications.

The product is supplied with video outgoing inspection and comprehensive machinery test reports. Additional certificates or factory acceptance test (FAT) documentation can be requested prior to shipment.

Membrane life depends on feedwater quality and maintenance practices; typical lifetimes range from 3–7 years. Pre-filters and cartridge filters require more frequent replacement (weeks to months) depending on turbidity and loading.

Yes — CHUNKE offers configurable options including membrane brand/type, pump selection, tank material, dosing packages, CIP and energy recovery devices to match specific project requirements.

Lead time and warranty terms vary by configuration and order size. CHUNKE provides after-sales support, commissioning assistance, and spare parts; contact the sales team with your configuration for exact lead times and warranty details.