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  • Toray Membrane Awarded Elements for Namibian Desalination Plant

    Toray will supply TM820-400 elements to produce potable water, which will be sent 37 inland to Trekkopje, Namibia
    April 24, 2008

    Toray Membrane USA, Inc., has announced the award of a purchase order to supply seawater reverse osmosis elements to Keyplan for a uranium project in Trekkopje, Namibia, for their client Uramin Namibia.

    Keyplan based their selection of Toray products on both technical and economic criteria. The 55,000 m3/day plant will utilize Toray TM820-400 elements to produce potable water.

    The potable water will be pumped approximately 37 miles inland to Uramin’s Trekkopje open cast uranium mine.

    Keyplan is a leading desalination company in Southern Africa with experience in the treatment of industrial effluents, mine water and most recently, desalination of acidic coal mine effluents with recoveries exceeding 97%.



    Source: Toray Membrane USA, Inc.   April 24, 2008


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