APUA Water Business Unit Enhances Production with New High-Pressure Motor Pumps
The APUA Water Business Unit is pleased to announce the arrival of high-pressure motor pumps for installation at the Crabbs and Ivan Rodrigues Reverse Osmosis Plants.
Once successfully installed, these upgrades are expected to increase water production by approximately 1.1 million imperial gallons per day.
This will bring the combined output from all reverse osmosis plants, groundwater sources, and surface water facilities to an estimated 8.6 million imperial gallons per day.
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