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Lenntech supplies any water treatment in a containerizable version with various available options based on :

Plant size, Accessibility requirements, Site temperature, ATEX zone requirements

Containerization of a water treatment plant does not only include the supply of a container, it includes the complete installation of the plant:

- Connected piping between equipment pumps, vessels, skids, tanks

- Cabling and wiring of pumps and instrumentation inside the container to main control cabinet.

Containerized Reverse Osmosis Plants

Containization presents many advantages:

- Limited civil works (only container foundation)

- Fast implementation (turnkey "plug and play"unit)

- Mobility

Containerized Surface water Treatment Plant
(Ultrafiltration / Reverse Osmosis)

Containerized Reverse Osmosis Plant (Insulated)

Plant Size

Depending on the plant size 10, 20 or 40 ft container(s) are available

Standard container

Insulated Container (Hot/Cold)

Accessibility

In order to ease filter refill or membrane replacement, extra doors can be built on the side or on the roof. The container can have one double door or two double door access for maintenance purpose.

We also offer collapsible container to ease heavy maintenance.

40-ft container with side-door

20-ft container with side door and window Open Side container

Temperature ("Hot/Cold" containers)

In hot climate areas, electrical devices and fluids must be kept below 35 ^oC to ensure good process performance. The temperature inside a container placed under direct sunlight can easily reach 80oC, therefore we offer air-cooled insulated container with external sunlight rejection coating.

In cold area, fluids must be kept above freezing points and electrical equipment suffer from temperature below 5^oC. In this case, we offer insulated containers with heating equipment.

In case of large temperature variations, inside temperature is kept below +5 and +35oC.

Reefer Containers - Temperature controlled

"Hot climate" container
Sunlight rejection outside coating

ATEX

A non-ATEX certified equipment can become ATEX by being containerized.