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Water Desalinators
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Water Desalinators
With Purpose, Products, And People
Business Connect offers a wide assortment of essential and environmentally safe, life-enhancing products to benefit those who need them the most.
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Water Desalinators
In areas where freshwater is hard to come by, an effective and reliable desalinator is a vital asset. Business Connect has small and personal water desalinators as well as large desalinators capable of treating thousands of gallons of water per day. Not only do our desalination machines remove salt from the water, but they also filter out protozoa, bacteria, and viruses to make it safe to drink.
Products
Desalinators
Uzima Z-RO System
Osmo WaterDrop and Seal
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Many desalinators work through reverse osmosis, which removes salt by moving water through a semi-permeable membrane and filtering out the larger salt particles. This requires a pump to apply a high degree of pressure to the water to move it through the membrane.
Another common method is distillation, which uses heat and pressure to boil water and create freshwater vapor. Some desalination machines run the water through multiple chambers or vessels to boil the water and create vapor before collecting it.
Business Connect offers a wide range of desalination projects for a broad set of needs. Some of our products are designed to continuously provide safe drinking water in developing countries, while others are ideal for short-term disaster situations or everyday hiking trips. There are products available to treat seawater, brackish water, or wastewater, and they can be used by municipalities, hospitals, farms, and individual houses.
While the most effective way to remove salt from water is to use a desalination machine, it is possible to desalinate a small amount of water without one in an emergency. One method is to collect water into a cup and set that cup into a bowl with plastic wrap or a similar type of covering on top. Afterward, place the bowl out in sunlight or in another heated area. As the water evaporates from the cup, it will collect onto the covering and fall back down into the bowl, leaving the salt behind in the cup.