Sea Recovery Provides Custom- Or Pre-Designed Reverse Osmosis Units
Reliability has always been of the utmost importance in all commercial applications of reverse osmosis desalination, whether on a commercial commercial fishing vessel, offshore drilling platform or cruise ship. And there are times when the special requirements of a customer do not fit the specifications of a pre-designed commercial unit.
Recently, the U.S. military approached Sea Recovery Corp., Gardena, Calif., with a request for a watermaker of their own specifications, capable of producing 9,000 U.S. gallons per day. In addition to all normally included features, the unit needed to function automatically by utilizing a microprocessor to monitor and adjust all feedback and pressure valves.
Within three days after speaking with a Sea Recovery engineer, plans had been completed for the manufacturing of the order.
Specifications for a reverse osmosis desalinator may include special requirements of size, capacity, automation, and feed water sources.
Sea Recovery engineers can discuss in depth the feasibility of any project a customer may have in mind.
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Content
- New Exxon Plant Provides Customer-Specific Product Blends For Marine Industry page: 8
- 1991 Ship Production Symposium Issues Call For Papers page: 8
- Thames Operator Buys High-Tech Catamarans page: 9
- World Merchant Fleet Continues To Expand page: 10
- Gerard Technology Offers New Generation Of Teamtec/Golar Incinerators page: 10
- First Of Four Parcel Tankers Being Built For Stolt Named At Kleven Floro Yard In Norway page: 11
- Mackay Communications Announces Key Promotions page: 11
- Fairbanks Morse Increases Service For Pielstick And Fairbanks Morse Engines page: 12
- More Foreign Nations Under FMC Investigation For Shipping Practices page: 12
- Captain Leback Honored At SUNY Maritime College page: 14
- Hopeman Bros. To Supply Joiner Systems For Viking Serenade Project page: 15
- Hatch & Kirk Offers Engine Control Panel page: 15
- U.S. Navy Secretary Participates In LCAC Trial page: 17
- BP Adds Cargo Controls To S/T Keystone Canyon page: 17
- High-Speed Innovative Containership To Be Designed By Japanese page: 18
- CRUISE SHIPPING '91 Conference & Exhibition page: 20
- 10 MILLION PASSENGERS PER YEAR BY 2000, ANALYSTS SAY page: 24
- VIS Introduces New Vessel Instrumentation And Alarm System page: 26
- Sea Recovery Provides Custom- Or Pre-Designed Reverse Osmosis Units page: 27
- Meyer Werft Delivers Eighth Passenger Ship For Indonesia page: 28
- Kvaerner Delivers New Flying Cat High-Speed Catamaran To Greece page: 29
- New Simrad Echo Sounder Goes Into Operation page: 29
- OUTSTANDING PASSENGER VESSELS OF 1990 page: 30
- Aluminum Boats Delivers 85-Foot Crewboat— Sixth Built For Land And Marine page: 42
- Deway Marine & Industrial Patents New Seal For In-Water Shaft Repair page: 43
- Former Leading U.S. Builder Becomes Leading U.S. Repairer page: 46
- National Association Of Passenger Vessel Owners Annual Convention And Exhibition page: 48
- ABS Forms Strategic Marketing Team To Promote LNG Expertise page: 50
- Singmarine Launches RO/RO Container Vessel page: 50
- Jerald Tinkey Joins Ingram Barge Company page: 50
- World's Largest Refrigerated Cargo Ship, Built By Danyard A/S, Enters Service —First Of Class— page: 52
- Seventeen Additional RRF Vessels Activated For Persian Gulf Crisis page: 53
- Harbor Dredging Begins To Pay Off page: 54
- Marathon LeTourneau Announces Organizational Changes page: 54
- Thordon's 'Thor-Lube' Bearing System Combines Improved Performance, Ecological Safety page: 55
- Underwater Propeller Polish Produces 12 Percent Fuel Saving For QE2 page: 56
- Swiftships Launches Detroit Diesel-Powered Custom Motoryacht page: 56
- Keel-Laying Ceremony For Double-Bottom Tanker Held At IHI's Aichi Yard page: 58
- Subtech '91 Issues Call For Papers page: 58
- Two Models Of Zodiac's Rigid Inflatable Boats (RIB) Chosen By U.S. Navy page: 59
- Furuno Again Honored At Annual NMEA Awards Banquet In Florida page: 59
- Tenth Maritime Seminar Set For New Orleans, January 10, 1991 page: 60
- Marine Training School To Use S/S Annabella As LNG/LPG Training Ship page: 60
- U.S. Merchant Fleet Development Urged By Shipping Executive At New Orleans Conference page: 60
- Goudy & Stevens Shipyard Integrates Automated Layout, Cutting Processes In Building Largest U.S. Oil Skimmer page: 61
- $8.13 Million Conversion Contract Awarded Keppel page: 61
- Great Lakes Dredge Buys Barker Boys Creek Towing page: 62
- IDB-A Joins Cruisephone To Offer Services To Leisure Markets page: 63
- EES Announces New Sewage Treatment System page: 63
- Spectra Composites Take Undersea Exploration To Greater Depths page: 64
- International Conference On Underwater Welding Set For New Orleans page: 64
- Aqua-Chem To Move To New Location In Milwaukee, Wis. page: 64
- Atlantic Marine Acquires Floating Drydock With 225,000-DWT Lift Capacity page: 65
- Aqua Signal Supplies Lighting Systems For Cruise Ships page: 65
- Port Facilities Engineering Seminar Set By AAPA For January 28-30, 1991 page: 66