1- Project Details

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AQUALINE Water Technology was selected to deliver a BWRO system with a total capacity of 1,056 CMD to support the production processes of a dairy and juice manufacturing facility in Libya. The factory relies on well water, which contains elevated levels of dissolved salts and minerals, making it unsuitable for use in food and beverage applications without proper treatment.

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2- Customer Need

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The factory required a reliable and efficient water treatment solution to produce high-quality process water from brackish well water. The untreated source posed challenges for manufacturing operations, including scaling in equipment, quality issues in products, and inconsistent water composition. The client needed a modular, easy-to-install system that could be deployed quickly, integrate into the existing factory layout, and operate with minimal intervention.

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3- Challenge

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The main challenges included treating well water with variable salinity, ensuring that the output water consistently met food-grade specifications, and designing a system that could fit into the available footprint at the factory site. Additionally, the system had to be robust and energy-efficient, capable of operating under Libya’s demanding climatic and infrastructure conditions.

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4- Impact & Environmental Effect

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The containerized BWRO system enabled the factory to:

• Ensure a consistent, food-safe water supply for all production lines

• Reduce maintenance issues and downtime associated with untreated water

• Improve final product quality and manufacturing efficiency

• Eliminate the need for external water sourcing or tanker supply

• Benefit from a compact, mobile solution with low civil work requirements

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5- Performance

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Since installation, the system has delivered stable water quality and high recovery rates, supporting daily manufacturing operations without interruption. Operators have reported ease of use, while AQUALINE continues to provide ongoing technical support and performance optimization.

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