Eco Sustainable Systems

WATER DESALINIZATION SYSTEMS

The value of desalination is better understood through the following facts:

Water, as a resource is the most basic and fundamental component to life. Yet, only 1 % of the Earth's water is fresh water. This small amount is becoming more inadequate, particularly in certain geographic areas of the world and in high-density population areas due to pollution and shortages of rainfall. Desalinating seawater has long been considered as a solution to the world's current and future water problem. But desalination has been costly and unaffordable in places where it is most needed. Still, desalination plants around the world today produce more than several billion gallons of water per day. However, the demand for water continues to exceed the available supply.

There are more than 7,500 desalting plants in operation worldwide producing several billion gallons of water per day. 57% are in the Middle East and 12% of the world capacity is produced in the Americas, with most of the plants located in the Caribbean and Florida. However, as drought conditions continue and concerns over water availability increase, desalination projects are being proposed at numerous locations. World economics aside, the market demand still exceeds the industries' capacity to produce the product (water). In fact, attempts to reclaim arid areas combined with increased population growth, industrial and economic development, signal a strong and continued market need. However the large multi-million gallons per day system promoted over the past several years is losing market share. Due to simple economic factors, these 30-50 million gallons facilities did not materialize as projected. According to the "Water Desalination Report," a recognized industry newsletter (January 1988), the current market trend is for 5-20 million gallons per day (MGD) systems - exactly where the "Passeral" process is most effective.

SOLAR/WIND/BATTERY POWERED WATER WELLS WITH FILTRATION SYSTEMS

ESS can drill wells or replace existing well system equipment for a 100% solar or wind powered water system with battery back-up for a 24 hour water supply. 

For more information:

Nelson Mensch - 843-425-8817

Nelson@ecosustainablesystems.com