- The AT turbocharger is an efficient, versatile, and reliable solution designed with a compact footprint—no instrumentation or additional equipment is necessary. In addition, it requires minimal installation time and operator training. With the turbocharger’s completely removable and replaceable hydraulics, plant staff can quickly and inexpensively change operating conditions as needed while maintaining facility uptime.
Energy Recovery
- The LPT turbocharger is a low-cost energy recovery solution ideal for low-pressure systems. Like our AT Turbochargers, the LPT line offers high efficiency, long-term reliability, and versatility in a compact footprint.
Energy Recovery
- The PX Q300 is a high-capacity pressure exchanger that recovers wasted pressure energy in reverse osmosis systems to reduce energy consumption. An isobaric energy recovery device from Energy Recovery’s PX Q series line, the PX Q300 recovers energy from the reject stream at high efficiency and low operational sound levels. It does so by transferring hydraulic energy from the
Energy Recovery
- The PX Q400 is Energy Recovery’s highest-capacity pressure exchanger, which recovers wasted pressure energy in reverse osmosis water treatment systems to reduce energy consumption. Delivering best-in-class performance from Energy Recovery’s leading PX® Pressure Exchanger
Energy Recovery
- Energy Recovery’s PX U Series is a range of energy recovery devices uniquely designed for ultra-high pressure reverse osmosis (UHPRO) systems to provide significant energy savings and a sustainable path to water and wastewater treatment and reuse. The PX U series offers operational cost savings when implementing minimal and zero liquid discharge (MLD/ZLD), operating across fluctuating flow and pressure levels to handle variable wastewater
Energy Recovery
- Energy Recovery’s PX® Pressure Exchanger® Low-Pressure Series is a range of energy recovery devices uniquely designed for low-pressure reverse osmosis (LPRO) systems to provide a sustainable, affordable path to saving operational energy. By reducing the energy consumption of LPRO, these
Energy Recovery