The island of Mamula has a rich history spanning centuries. This UNESCO World Heritage site in the Adriatic Sea features a carefully restored 19th-century fortress. Surrounded by sea and sky, with far-reaching views and a wild landscape, the hotel has 32 rooms, a spa, a beach, 3 pools, 3 restaurants, and 4 bars. As a unique hotel for lovers of life, nature, and experiences, everything here is designed to provide time for relaxation, activity, creativity, sharing, and dancing.<\/p>\n
To develop a water desalination system that can meet the high standards of the resort. The system must convert seawater into high-quality drinking water and utilize the existing 250m\u00b3 water reservoir infrastructure, ensuring the availability of drinking water 24\/7.<\/p>\n
The plant consists of two compact SWRO units, each with a capacity of 20m\u00b3\/day, totaling 40m\u00b3\/day. The plant can operate in parallel, producing 40m\u00b3\/day of drinking water, or individually, depending on consumer needs. Both desalination units are 3MCOMPACT models, meaning they are housed in standard-sized containers, making them easier to transport and install in challenging locations such as the island of Mamula.<\/p>\n
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The plant produces 40,000 liters of drinking water per day for the needs of the Mamula resort.
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