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High-Temperature Reverse Osmosis (HTRO)

High-temperature reverse osmosis

HTRO membranes for hot industrial water.

GREENVI™ is developing High-Temperature Reverse Osmosis membranes and modules designed to treat challenging industrial water streams at elevated temperatures, including SAGD produced water and thermally demanding process waters.

GREENVI reverse osmosis membrane element HTRO module format
GREENVI spiral-wound membrane module manufacturing equipment Spiral-wound equipment
GREENVI membrane module cleanroom manufacturing line Cleanroom scale-up
The challenge

Treating hot, saline, silica-rich water is hard.

SAGD and thermal operations require large volumes of water for steam generation. Produced and process waters can contain high salinity, silica, hardness-forming ions, organic foulants, and temperatures around or above 90°C.

What HTRO is designed to address

  • Elevated-temperature operation beyond conventional RO limits.
  • High dissolved solids, silica, hardness, and organic compounds.
  • Membrane degradation, fouling, scaling, and shortened service life.
  • Energy-intensive treatment trains such as evaporation or distillation.
Our technology

An integrated membrane-and-module platform.

The HTRO platform is based on advanced thin-film composite reverse osmosis membrane technology designed for enhanced thermal stability, mechanical durability, water permeability, and contaminant rejection.

GREENVI spiral-wound membrane module manufacturing equipment Assembly system

Built for practical deployment

GREENVI™ is developing compatible spiral-wound modules using thermally stable materials, adhesives, spacers, and sealing components suitable for high-temperature operation. The goal is a complete membrane and module system capable of withstanding thermal and mechanical stress.

Performance targets

Focused on reliability under demanding conditions.

Performance areaDevelopment focus
Elevated-temperature operationDesigned for challenging high-temperature industrial water streams.
Water permeabilityEngineered to support efficient water transport under demanding thermal conditions.
Salt rejectionDesigned to maintain strong contaminant rejection performance.
Silica rejectionDeveloped to support treatment of silica-containing process waters.
Thermal stabilityImproved resistance to membrane degradation at high temperature.
Fouling and scaling resistanceDesigned to improve durability in complex industrial streams.
Module compatibilityHigh-temperature spiral-wound modules for industrial deployment.
Manufacturing context

Module hardware and cleanroom fabrication capacity.

GREENVI reverse osmosis membrane element HTRO-style module element
GREENVI membrane module cleanroom manufacturing line Cleanroom module line
GREENVI spiral-wound membrane module manufacturing equipment Assembly system
GREENVI membrane rolls and spiral-wound elements Membrane rolls
GREENVI membrane testing and fabrication equipment Testing and controls
Applications

Industrial waters where temperature changes the economics.

SAGD

Produced water treatment

Treatment and recycling of high-temperature water streams in oil sands operations.

Steam systems

Boiler feedwater and blowdown

Improve water recovery and reuse in steam-generation systems.

Wastewater

Hot and saline industrial streams

Treat chemically complex wastewater where standard RO is constrained.

Geothermal

High-temperature geothermal water

Membrane-based treatment of geothermal process waters.

Energy

Power generation facilities

Water reuse and contaminant removal in thermally demanding facilities.

Mining

Resource extraction process water

Treat salts, silica, hardness, and organic contaminants in challenging water loops.

Validate HTRO with your water chemistry.

GREENVI™ is seeking collaboration with oil and gas operators, technology providers, research organizations, and water treatment companies interested in high-temperature membrane testing and pilot validation.

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Membrane systems for water, energy, and industrial process streams

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