All membrane brine concentrator by Modern Water

The AMBC is an innovative solution which significantly reduces waste water treatment requirements and maximises clean water reuse.

Reduce waste water treatment requirements and maximising clean water reuse

The partnership between WEC Projects and Modern Water provides unrivalled access to the proprietary all membrane brine concentrator (AMBC) technology. This proven technology is used to treat highly saline wastewater streams, such as brine concentrate streams from reverse osmosis plants, and has a far lower operational expenditure when compared to existing brine concentration processes, such as thermal evaporation. The AMBC is an innovative solution which significantly reduces waste water treatment requirements and maximises clean water reuse, by concentrating brine streams up to, and beyond, 160,000 mg/l.

The AMBC (‘All Membrane Brine Concentrator’) is Modern Water’s cost-effective and proven technology for brine concentration.

The AMBC requires no thermal energy and is purely electrically driven with all separation achieved via osmotically assisted reverse osmosis instead of evaporation. These systems have a low power consumption and are inexpensive to maintain which translates directly to increased profits. Clean water produced by the AMBC is perfectly suited for reuse while the brine can be recycled as a highly concentrated feedstock, thereby allowing recovery of valuable resources.

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