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Aqua commissioning desal/demin plant in Abu Dhabi Membrane skid being delivered For Phase1, the installation will have three trains, with two passes, followed by three deminineralization trains. The system has been designed on packaged skids, including pipework, ready to be placed on the foundations. The largest package is 8m x 5m x 5m and weighs of over 25 tons. Boron removal has led to the use of newly developed membranes with high specific flow and high boron rejection. Posted on 26 October 2009
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