Changi Newater Factory Toray Secures Reverse Osmosis Membranes Order for Wastewater Treatment

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Toray has won a reverse osmosis membranes order for the Changi Newater Factory (CNF3), a large-scale used water treatment plant in Singapore. Scheduled to be completed by 2028, the new plant will have a treatment capacity of 50 million gallons per day.

The RO membrane elements will be used for the Changi Newater Factory (CNF3), a large-scale used water treatment plant in Singapore. (Source:  Unsplash)
The RO membrane elements will be used for the Changi Newater Factory (CNF3), a large-scale used water treatment plant in Singapore.
(Source: Unsplash)

Tokyo/Japan – Toray Industries has received an order for its low-fouling reverse osmosis (RO) membranes for wastewater treatment. The RO membrane elements will be used for the Changi Newater Factory (CNF3), a large-scale used water treatment plant in Singapore. Sanli M&E Engineering was awarded the contract for the construction of CNF3 by national water agency Pub, with Toray Asia supplying the RO membranes and providing sales and technical support. The plant will have a treatment capacity of 50 million gallons per day and is targeted to be completed by 2028.

Toray has supplied water treatment membranes for major water infrastructure projects in Singapore over the years, which includes several Newater and desalination plants. This latest order reflects the proven long-term performance of Toray’s low-fouling RO membranes for wastewater reclamation.

The global RO membrane market continues to expand. This growth is driven by population growth, industrial development, worsening water shortages owing to climate change, and tougher environmental regulations. Toray will further strengthen its leadership in water treatment by reinforcing its advanced membrane technologies, enhancing its global production capabilities, and providing responsive and effective technical support. These efforts will contribute to the effective use and stable supply of water resources in the Asia-Pacific and across the world.

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