desalination [RE-wrenches]

[Jim Hartley]

Jeffrey Wolfe, Global Resources wrote:
> This is not your typical wrench question. We're working on a job in 
> Baha, 
> and the client has asked us to look into solar desalination plants. I 
> know 
> such a thing exists, and can be fairly simple, but he's looking for a 
> decent amount of water (pool, jacuzzi, caretaker, lots of guests when 
> they 
> are there.). I'm sure we can do some storage to even the flow, but the 
> flow 
> seems like it will be pretty high.
> 
> Can anyone point me in a direction to start?

You might try this outfit for starters.  I don't know much about them 
but they are in California. 

http://www.freshwater2000.com/index.htm

Some years ago I had some dealings with several desalinization equipment 
manufacturers.  One really big outfit was based in Milwaukee and did a 
lot of government work [US Navy].  Can't recall their name now.  There 
was also a company up in Canada that was doing smaller scale systems.  I 
think they were in Burnaby, but I don't recall their name either.

Jim Hartley
http://www.homestead-specialties.com
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