Frequently Asked Questions

Reverse osmosis uses pressure to force water through a semi-permeable membrane, which is effective but prone to fouling and requires significant energy and membrane maintenance. Molecular Filtration uses electrostatic attraction to capture contaminants within granular mineral matrices — achieving comparable removal without the high-pressure pumping or membrane replacement costs associated with RO.

Molecular Filtration is effective against a broad spectrum of organic and inorganic contaminants. NTSPR conducts site-specific water quality testing before system design to confirm treatability and performance expectations for your source water. 

Yes. The system is scalable from individual well treatment to municipal-scale applications. NTSPR has experience with rural and municipal water systems across Puerto Rico and can design a system appropriate for your flow rates and water quality targets