The impact of chemical shortages on water treatment

Power plant operators are increasingly looking at ways to optimise the use of water in steam and cooling cycles in thermal power plants. However, implementing new technologies can present challenges. Robert Stancombe of Mobile Water Services discusses how the use of mobile reverse osmosis assets can help streamline the implementation process and help operators who are increasingly exposed to high chemical costs and supply shortages.

Discover the many advantages of reverse osmosis upstream of a demineralisation plant for high-pressure and cooling water applications and the benefits of using a temporary system. A growing number of plant operators have already gone mobile with the implementation of a reverse osmosis pilot. Better system efficiency, cost savings and reduced environmental impact have even convinced some to extend the mobilisation of the reverse osmosis asset to last a number of years without the need for investment in fixed plants.

Mobile Water Services is a leading provider of temporary water treatment solutions. Our services allow industrial plant operators to have a reliable and secure source of treated water 24/7, 365 days a year, to maintain continuity of supply to core operations. We offer an effective and efficient alternative to fixed plants in a wide range of industrial situations and circumstances. Ideal for emergency situations where an existing plant has failed, they can also be used when carrying out planned commissioning, refurbishment or maintenance projects or for multi-year requirements, when the need for temporary but continuous water supply is critical to operations.