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Power

Delta Mt PiperMt Piper power station

High purity water is vital to power generation. Osmoflo has extensive experience in treating water for the power industry and has supplied plants for this purpose to generators in several states.

Our technology enables the treatment of brackish water and sea water, wastewater recovery treatment and reuse, enabling generators to dramatically reduce the amount of water used.

Applications include;

Our Projects

  • Build Own Operate Solution for AGL

    Build Own Operate Solution for AGL

    Under a Build Own Operate contract Osmoflo has provided AGL's Torrens Island Power Station with a 2ML/d demineralisation plant. Drawing raw water from a local river, the plant provides the high purity water the station requires. The plant is designed for flexible operation that can accommodate the power station's varying demand and source water availability.

  • Electro-deionisation for Tallawarra Power Station

    Electro-deionisation for Tallawarra Power Station

    Alstom Power's gas-fired power station Tallawarra Power Station uses a new fast start 'combined cycles' generation technology which requires high purity water. Osmoflo has designed a technologically advanced 200kL/d two stage reverse osmosis electro-deionisation plant to meet this requirement. A chemical free process provides benefits including much less down time and chemical discharge compared with alternative conventional ion exchange systems.

  • Wastewater recycling for power plant

    Wastewater recycling for power plant

    A wastewater recycling solution provided by Osmoflo at Origin Energy’s Darling Downs Power Station is enabling the electricity generator to reduce its reliance on bores located some 20km away and is solving a wastewater disposal problem. Prior to the Osmoflo installation, much of the wastewater produced on site needed to be trucked away for disposal, a requirement that is now much reduced. Commissioned in July 2010, the Osmoflo plant includes pre-treatment by multi-media filtration followed by reverse osmosis desalination. Feed water consists of suitable wastewater streams at the site, supplemented by bore water as required. Capacity of the plant is in excess of one megalitre per day (ML/d) with treated water being equivalent to potable standard. To further minimise waste, a microfiltration system treats backwash water enabling its reuse without further treatment. An Osmoflo rental desalination plant was located at the site to deal with immediate water needs prior to the commissioning of the permanent plant.