Containerized Solar Desalination System/Trailer-Mounted RO Plant/

Description: Containerized Solar PV RO System

1. What it is:
A Containerized Solar PV RO System is a complete, self-contained water treatment plant built inside a standard shipping container. It uses solar energy to turn seawater or brackish (salty) water into clean, safe drinking water.

2. What it does (Its Purpose):
Its main job is to provide a large, reliable supply of clean water for communities, military bases, resorts, or industrial sites that are off the electrical grid or in remote coastal areas. It is a "plug-and-play" solution that can be transported anywhere in the world.

3. How it works (The Process):

Basis Parameter 

• Solar Power Generation: Solar panels are installed on the container's roof or on the ground nearby. They capture sunlight and convert it into electricity.

• Power Management & Storage: A solar charge controller manages the power. The electricity is stored in a large bank of batteries inside the container, ensuring the system can run 24/7, day and night. An inverter converts the battery power to run the system's pumps and controls.

• Water Pre-Treatment: Raw water from the sea or a well is pumped into the container. It first passes through pre-filters (a sediment filter and carbon filter) to remove sand, dirt, and other large particles.

• Reverse Osmosis (RO): A high-pressure feed pump pushes the pre-treated water through the RO membranes. These membranes have extremely tiny pores that block salt, viruses, bacteria, and other harmful contaminants, allowing only clean water molecules to pass through.

• Post-Treatment & Storage: The purified water is collected. A UV (Ultraviolet) sterilizer provides a final disinfection step to ensure all germs are destroyed. The clean water is then sent to a large external storage tank, ready for use.