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Talara Desalination Plant
The seawater is pumped in via an open surface intake, located next to a fuel loading and unloading quay, at a depth of 10 metres. Once inside the plant, it undergoes a desalination process, with a conversion rate of 45%.
The reverse osmosis process comprises 1 frame with 294 aromatic polyamide membranes in the first stage and 49 in the second.
General Information
- Location
- Talara, Piura, Peru
- Capacity
- 2,200 m3/d
- Process
- Reverse osmosis
- Contract type
- EPC and O&M
- End use of water
- Industrial - Talara Refinery
- Population
- 25,000 inhabitants
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