Tedagua has received technical validation from the Instituto Tecnológico de Canarias for its containerized desalination plants

• The TED SW27 model of containerized desalination plant by Tedagua has received operational parameter validation from specialized technicians at the Instituto Tecnológico de Canarias (ITC).
• Tedagua installed and commissioned a complete unit of the TED SW27 to carry out the necessary measurements under real operating conditions. This was part of the quality and industrialization processes that Tedagua applies to all its seawater desalination plant models to ensure the highest standards of quality and commitment to its customers.

The TED SW27 model of containerized desalination plant by Tedagua has received operational parameter validation from specialized technicians at the Instituto Tecnológico de Canarias (ITC). Tedagua's technical team installed and commissioned a complete TED SW27 unit at ITC's facilities in Gran Canaria to carry out the necessary measurements of the plant under real operating conditions, which were subsequently validated by ITC's specialized technicians.

Through its expertise in R&D applied to water treatment, ITC leads innovations in seawater desalination processes that enhance efficiency and reduce environmental impact, establishing itself as a key partner for the validation and optimization of new technologies in the sector. ITC's facilities in Pozo Izquierdo, Gran Canaria, provide an ideal environment for conducting tests and trials under real conditions, ensuring rigorous analysis of equipment and process operating parameters.

These ITC facilities are part of the DESAL+ Living Lab infrastructure, a strategic ecosystem for R&D in the industrial water cycle, attracting emerging and innovative initiatives to the Canary Islands. This platform has capabilities, resources, and specialized personnel that facilitate the testing and validation of desalination technologies (among others) under real operating conditions, acting as a nerve center for knowledge generation and the advancement of sustainable solutions in water production.

These tests are part of the quality and industrialization processes that Tedagua applies to all its seawater desalination plant models (TED SW13, TED SW5, and TED SW2) to ensure the highest standards of quality and commitment to its customers.

Tedagua has established itself as a leader in the design, manufacture, operation, maintenance, and engineering of comprehensive solutions for water treatment and management. With over 40 years of experience and a team of around 300 people, it has committed to researching new technologies applied to the water sector, achieving significant advances in processes such as reuse and desalination.

With climate change and global population growth, the need for effective and adaptable water solutions is more urgent than ever. Tedagua's containerized desalination plants are prepared to address these challenges, providing a reliable and scalable solution in various emergency situations, representing a vital tool for ensuring water security in natural disasters, humanitarian crises, or high water stress situations. Their robust design, ease of operation, and modularity make them ideal for rapid deployment in emergencies, contributing to resilience and sustainable development.