RO Membrane Selection for Mission, TX Water
What's in Mission's Water
Reported values from Sharyland Water Supply Corporation's 2025 water quality data. Feed water chemistry drives membrane choice, operating pressure, and cleaning frequency.
Source water
Surface water from the Rio Grande River via United and Hidalgo County #1 irrigation canal systems (WTPs No.1 and No.3 in Alton, No.2 in McAllen)
Total Dissolved Solids
718 mg/L
Elevated TDS — above the EPA secondary standard of 500 mg/L; RO is the standard fix
Hardness
280 mg/L as CaCO3
Very hard — high scaling risk — expect antiscalant dosing, conservative recovery, and a regular cleaning schedule
Our Recommendation for Mission
Membranes Matched to This Water
The Industry Workhorse
NanoH2O (LG) BW 400 R G2
- 99.8% salt rejection
- 11,500 GPD · 225 psi
- 400 ft² active area
Energy Optimized
NanoH2O (LG) BW 400 ES L
- 99.6% salt rejection
- 10,500 GPD · 150 psi
- 400 ft² active area
Maximum Active Area
NanoH2O (LG) BW 440 R G2
- 99.8% salt rejection
- 12,650 GPD · 225 psi
- 440 ft² active area
Running RO on Mission water?
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Data Source
Water quality values on this page are taken from Sharyland Water Supply Corporation's 2025 published water quality report (PWS ID TX1080033). Values are utility-wide averages; water at a specific site can vary. For membrane selection on a critical system, test your actual feed water.
View the official report