Welcome to the Danfoss High Pressure Pump Blog

Welcome to the Danfoss High Pressure Pump Blog

Danfoss is dedicated to engineering high-pressure pump solutions that save energy today and enable a more sustainable tomorrow. Our blog explores issues related to energy and cost efficiency in seawater reverse osmosis (SWRO). We hope that you will discover insights in these blogs that will help you produce potable water with lower operating costs – and reduced CO2 emissions for all of us.

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SWRO and energy efficiency
SWRO and energy efficiency

Discover new perspectives on the importance of energy-efficient SWRO to meet the world’s growing need for fresh water.

SWRO and aquaculture
SWRO and aquaculture

Learn how the aquaculture industry uses energy-efficient SWRO to keep salmon healthy.

SWRO and brine mining
SWRO and brine mining

Read how valuable chemicals can be extracted from brine – including SWRO reject streams – and how brine mining could change the SWRO industry.

RO and wastewater treatment

Learn how membrane-based processes such as RO and NF can significantly improve the energy efficiency of ZLD and MLD.

Case stories

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    Salt Separation chooses Danfoss for cruise ship SWRO retrofit

    Salt Separation Services boosted capacity by 75% and significantly reduced SEC by retrofitting a luxury cruise ship’s SWRO plant with a Danfoss APP pump and iSave ERD – all in the same tight space in the ship’s engine room.

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    APP pumps with ceramic chosen for containerized solutions

    When a Spanish engineering company needed one compact, reliable, and energy-efficient SWRO solution for three separate end users, Gefico’s engineers proposed a compact, modular train design that could be both containerized and built on skids. Danfoss’s ceramic APP pumps and iSave ERDs are at the heart of the seven trains that Gefico designed and produced

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    WatMan specifies Danfoss for the world’s largest cruise ship’s SWRO plant

    WatMan Engineering chose Danfoss high-pressure pumps and energy recovery devices as key components in the SWRO plant that supplies fresh water to the world’s largest cruise ship, Icon of the Seas. The Finnish water treatment specialist will also rely on Danfoss to keep the water flowing on the next two ships in the Icon class.

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    Peter Taboada tailors energy-efficient wellboat SWRO with flexible Danfoss technology

    Peter Taboada works closely with wellboat builders to meet their water-making needs. The company focuses on reliable energy efficiency that makes optimal use of available space to maximize their customers’ ROI. Flexible Danfoss high-pressure pumps and ERDs are part of the company’s success.

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    Danfoss components chosen to provide fresh water in emergency situations

    Metis Water chose Danfoss APP pumps and iSave ERDs for its mobile 1,000 m3/d SWRO plant. Designed to fit inside a 40 ft container, the plug-and-play solution can quickly be deployed to supply fresh water in emergency situations – reliably and energy efficiently.

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    Bringing clean drinking water to rural Kenya with 100% renewable resources

    KENYA: A solar-powered desalination plant in Kenya gives the community affordable, clean, and sustainable drinking water and irrigation water.

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