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Describe the water and the objective. A process engineer reviews every submission and follows up directly.

Stream, flow, and salinity if you have them. Otherwise, a sentence on what you are trying to achieve is enough to start.

What happens next

  1. 01A process engineer reads the submission.
  2. 02You hear back directly, typically to request the water analysis a feasibility read requires.
  3. 03If it looks viable, we scope a bench test or a pilot on the actual stream.

Direct

Project inquiries — Tariq Khodary, CCO
tariq.khodary@osmosystech.com
+966 56 528 8871
General inquiries — Dr. Basel Abusharkh, CEO
basel@osmosystech.com
+966 54 499 9000

Locations

Boston · Corporate HQ
Massachusetts, USA
Dammam · Commercial hub
Saudi Arabia
Madrid · Engineering
Spain
Dubai · Engineering & sales
UAE
Ankara · R&D lab
Türkiye

Confidentiality

Stream data is commercially sensitive. Nothing you send here is shared outside the engineering team, and we will sign an NDA before any detailed analysis.

We will tell you when membranes are the wrong answer for your stream.

Some waters are better served by an evaporator, and some projects do not need a pilot at all. We say so early. See how we work for what each step involves.