A plant capacity starts with the duty it needs to serve. Gather average and peak demand, the hours of operation, source availability and future requirements. Keep the units explicit: a daily demand and an hourly rate describe different aspects of the operating profile.
Representative water analysis identifies the parameters treatment must address. Share the intended use and any process-water specification, together with the existing storage, power, site access and distribution arrangements. If a figure is unknown, record it as unknown so the assessment can identify the next step.
Brief the project.
Use the information you have to start a conversation. The source, demand and final-use requirements can then be refined for the site.
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