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Desalination
“Water, water everywhere, but not a drop to drink.”
So bemoaned the Ancient Mariner when becalmed at sea meet their other fresh water needs as well. Even in arid areas
in “The Rime of the Ancient Mariner,” written by Samuel
Coleridge Taylor in 1798. Today, with the aid of a Parker
reverse osmosis (RO) system on board, there is more than
enough potable water to quench the thirst of any crew and
Reverse osmosis water
makers turn salt and brackish
water into potable water.
This modular, fully-contained
watermaker is designed
for cruising sail boats where
space is limited.
Titanium pumps are impervious
to corrosive seawater and
heavy-duty drive-ends make
them a great RO system choice.
RO membrane elements
have the technology to
remove dissolved salts at
the atomic level.
of the world, where no fresh water is visible anywhere, the
wide variety of Parker desalination systems can produce tens
of thousands of gallons of potable water per day from brackish
wells or piped in sea water.
Prefilters remove feedwater
contaminants to protect
pumps and reverse osmosis
membranes.
Large RO systems meet the
freshwater requirements of
commercial users, USCG,
US Navy and foreign navies.
Disaster relief site products offer
an immediate source of fresh
water to devastated areas.
Oily water separators help
vessel operators treat shipboard
bilge water and protect the
marine environment.