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Seawater desalination and pure water technology · written by the Duruofei engineering team

Notes from our marine desalination, island water supply and industrial pure water projects: how to choose a process, how to calculate water cost, how to maintain membranes, how to troubleshoot a system. If your question is not covered here, contact us directly.

2026-10-19

Choosing a Desalination Process: RO, MSF and MED Compared

A side-by-side comparison of reverse osmosis (RO), multi-stage flash (MSF) and multi-effect distillation (MED)…

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2026-10-19

How a Marine RO Watermaker Makes Fresh Water: Five Subsystems and the Full Process

How shipboard reverse osmosis watermakers work: the five subsystems (pretreatment, high-pressure desalination,…

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2026-10-18

What Does Desalinated Water Really Cost per Cubic Metre?

Desalinated water cost breaks down into electricity, membrane and cartridge replacement, chemicals, labour and…

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2026-10-18

Why RO Membranes Foul: Four Fouling Types, Pretreatment Design and CIP Procedure

RO membrane fouling falls into scaling, organic, colloidal and biological categories. How to identify each fro…

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2026-10-16

Sizing a Small Desalination System for Islands, Fishing Villages and Remote Sites

A practical sizing method for small seawater desalination systems: demand calculation, intake selection, equip…

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2026-10-16

Reaching 18 MΩ·cm: RO + EDI Ultrapure Water Process and Troubleshooting

The mainstream route to industrial pure and ultrapure water is pretreatment + reverse osmosis + EDI. What each…

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2026-10-16

Watermaker, Freshwater Generator or Desalination Plant? A Buyer's Guide to the Terminology

The three industries behind seawater desalination use three different names for the same reverse osmosis techn…

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