Modular Intelligence at Its Best
Designed for mid- to large-scale municipalities or large industrial water users, Aria FLEX™ gives you the ability to customize our proven membrane systems to meet your exact water needs. This complete, customized solution uses high-performance microfiltration (MF) modules. With a flexible design, this membrane-based system can meet a wide range of capacities and flow rates.
Whether you are looking to upgrade, replace, or build a new water treatment plant, Aria FLEX technology offers the custom capabilities to perfectly meet your capacity and water quality needs.
Key Features and Benefits
Flexible, Full Range of Options
Aria FLEX membrane systems have a flexible scope, offering solutions that range from full water treatment systems to basic skids.
Ideal for Plant Upgrades and Expansions
Modular approach allows for systems to be scaled to accommodate any capacity.
Fits Any Capacity
Aria FLEX custom water treatment systems are available for capacities ranging from 1 mgd to more than 50 mgd (4 mld to 200+ mld).
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Custom Treatment Solutions
Aria FLEX custom designed water treatment systems are ideal for numerous applications.
Customizable to Meet Complex Water Challenges
Flexible, custom water treatment systems for mid- and large-scale projects. Our custom water treatment solutions can operate with multiple low-pressure membrane options.
Applications & Use Cases
Municipal Water Treatment
High-quality drinking water and wastewater treatment for municipalities, available across the globe.
Seawater Pretreatment
The most effective solutions to treat seawater and prevent premature RO fouling caused by seawater contaminants.
Reuse & Wastewater Treatment
Customized systems to meet your reuse and wastewater treatment needs.
Industrial Feed Water
Membrane-based systems designed to meet the needs of industrial water users around the globe.
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Barka, Sultanate of Oman
The Sultanate of Oman needed to build a complete desalination plant to provide potable water in less than a year to the Muscat city’s water network that serves more than 2 million residents.
