Current analysis, source reliability, temperature and seasonal variation.
WATER INDEPENDENCE SYSTEMS · SOURCE TO SERVICE
Not just a unit.
A complete water solution.
Connect the source water, production duty, final quality and site conditions to the right DESAL platform and delivery format.
PUBLIC SOLUTION ENVELOPE22.5 L/h → 1,200 m³/dayBrackish water · Seawater
Source water firstANALYSIS BEFORE SELECTION
Duty-based sizingDEMAND · HOURS · STORAGE
4 delivery formatsCOMPACT TO CONTAINERIZED
Engineering approvalFINAL PERFORMANCE GATE
THE SOLUTION DESIGN BASIS
Four connected inputs define one accountable route.
Every input must describe the same operating case. A change in source, demand, final quality or site conditions can change the selected process.
Daily volume, realistic operating hours, peaks, storage and reserve.
Potable, process, irrigation or utility target and post-treatment duty.
Intake, discharge, power, footprint, access, environment and controls.
CHOOSE THE PRELIMINARY WATER ROUTE
The source selects the treatment family.
Conductivity or salinity can route the first comparison. Final design still requires the complete water analysis and project duty.
Open water-analysis guideBRACKISH-WATER ROUTEDESAL-BWRO
Q and XP serve compact duties. KP extends the verified public catalog to commercial and industrial production.
- Compact
- 22.5–125 L/h
- Commercial
- 164–2,500 L/h
SEAWATER ROUTEDESAL-SWRO
YACHT, PM and PM-C cover catalog duty; XL and BOX extend into engineered and containerized plants.
- Catalog
- 30–1,250 L/h
- Plant
- 36–1,200 m³/day
FOUR DELIVERY FORMATS
Scale the supply without changing the engineering logic.
Move from defined catalog equipment to integrated project delivery as capacity, uptime and site complexity increase.
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DESAL YACHT · BWRO Q · BWRO XPCompact catalog systems
22.5–125 L/hDefined compact products for marine, residential and low-volume duty where the source and required output fit the verified catalog boundary.
Explore format02
DESAL-BWRO KP · SWRO PM · PM-CCommercial RO skids
62.5–2,500 L/hCommercial platforms for hospitality, irrigation, industry and site-integrated production with model-specific data and engineering limits.
Explore format03
DESAL-SWRO XLProject-engineered plants
36–600 m³/dayOne continuous engineering envelope for industrial and utility duty, configured from verified water, availability and interface requirements.
Explore format04
BOX DESAL SWROContainerized delivery
100–1,200 m³/dayFactory-integrated plant sections inside one or more transportable modules for reduced site assembly and controlled delivery boundaries.
Explore formatSOLUTIONS BY APPLICATION
Operating duty changes with the place the water is used.
Open the dedicated application guide to see demand, storage, installation and availability priorities for each sector.
View all applicationsFROM QUESTION TO OPERATING BASELINE
One verified project path.
Online tools accelerate the first review; they do not replace the approved technical proposal.
PUBLIC DATA BOUNDARY
Confirmed information stays separate from project assumptions.
Published model data and source-labelled approved net prices appear only where approved. Missing fields, internal supplier identities, procurement values and unconfirmed commercial scope are not published.
No values copied across models by assumptionXL remains one continuous engineering envelopeBOX performance remains project-specificFinal selection requires current water analysis
SOLUTION SELECTION FAQ
Answers before the technical proposal.
01What is the first decision in selecting a desalination solution?
Start with a current source-water analysis. It establishes the preliminary brackish-water or seawater route and identifies chemistry, fouling and materials risks that capacity alone cannot show.
02Does a capacity match mean the solution is selected?
No. Capacity is one boundary. Operating hours, peak demand, storage, product-water quality, site utilities, availability and installation interfaces must describe the same approved operating case.
03When should a project move to DESAL-SWRO XL?
Use the XL engineering route when duty exceeds the compact catalog range, when redundancy or continuous operation is required, or when intake, pretreatment, RO, post-treatment and controls must be designed as one plant.
04Are BOX DESAL plants standard containers with fixed performance?
They are reference containerized models, but final capacity, process equipment, energy use, materials, container layout and guarantees require project-specific engineering approval.
05Can the online tools provide a final quotation?
No. The Finder and calculators create a transparent preliminary starting point. Final configuration, commercial scope, tax, delivery and price are confirmed only in the CWG proposal.
READY TO DEFINE THE WATER SOLUTION?
Send the source, demand, quality target and site.
CWG will connect the operating case to the correct DESAL route and identify the remaining engineering inputs.