DuPont Water Solutions launches web-based WAVE Pro tool for ultrafiltration modeling

DuPont Water Solutions has unveiled WAVE Pro, a powerful online modeling tool for ultrafiltration (UF) water treatment applications including drinking water, industrial utility water, wastewater, and seawater desalination.

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This next generation of the Water Application Value Engine (WAVE), WAVE Pro for UF guides water professionals through the water treatment design process for ultrafiltration. The tool's robust calculation engine allows users to run complex designs with high accuracy, helping water treatment planners design systems that maximize productivity and streamline operations.

Through a digital interface, users can adjust model parameters to simulate specific process conditions of their water sources and operations. Using WAVE Pro, users can evaluate various scenarios to determine the optimal configuration, including incorporating project-specific economics to enhance operating expense and water equilibrium calculations.

“We are extremely proud to offer our municipal and industrial customers WAVE Pro, the latest generation of water-treatment design tools for ultrafiltration,” said Gary Gu, Global Technology Leader, DuPont Water Solutions. "Our DuPont Water Solutions team is continuously advancing the performance of our membranes, resins, systems – and complementary digital design and optimization planning tools – to best help our customers meet their operational and financial goals."

Customers who have been using the WAVE tool will be able to transition to WAVE Pro seamlessly, with backward capability. It also lets users access the tool securely from any computer or tablet using a single sign in – including cross-platform compatibility with both Microsoft Windows and iOS. Being web-based, WAVE Pro allows teams to securely share and collaborate on designs. WAVE Pro will automatically update with the latest features and enhancements – including when additional technologies like reverse osmosis, ion exchange resins, and nanofiltration are added into the planning tool.