Pure Water Processing 1000LPH RO Water Purification Plant

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The principle of RO water treatment system is that raw water passes through reverse osmosis membrane under high pressure, and the solvent in water diffuses from low concentration to high concentration to achieve the purpose of separation, purification and concentration. Reverse osmosis water treatment system can remove bacteria, viruses, colloid, organic matter and more than 99% soluble salts in water.

The equipment has the characteristics of low operation cost, simple operation, high automation degree and stable effluent quality. Compared with other traditional water treatment methods, it has obvious advantages and is widely used in water treatment related industries.

Detailed parameters of RO system

Features Of Ro System

• Occupy little space, easy to operate, wide application range;
• operation cost is low, acid and alkali consumption is low, no secondary pollution;
• Reverse osmosis desalting rate ≧ 99%, machine desalting rate ≧ 97%, 98% of organic and bacteria can be removed;
• Finished water under good electronic conductivity, one stage ≦10u s/cm, two stage around 2~3u s/cm, EDI ≦ 0.5u s/cm(based on raw water ≦ 300 u s/cm;
• High operation automation degree. It is unattended. The machine will automatically stop in case of no water. Timed flushing of front filtering materials by automatic controller. Automatic flushing of reverse osmosis film by IC. Online display of raw water and pure water electronic conductivity;
• Imported parts account for over 90%.

FAQ​ Of RO System

• Q: How Does Reverse Osmosis Work?

A: Reverse osmosis systems purify water by forcing pressurized water through a very fine, plastic membrane. If the raw water being treated comes from a well or another private source, disinfection and pre-filters (to remove chlorine and/or particulates/sediment) may be needed in advance of the R/O unit to remove contaminants that can foul or damage the membrane.

• Q: How Do I Know What Size Unit to Buy?

A: R/O units are rated according to the amount of treated water produced per day. For example, one type of unit produces 5000 liters of treated water per day under its design conditions. In reality, conditions frequently vary. Line pressure is often lower, water will frequently be colder than 25° C and backpressure in the storage tank will likely reduce the performance of the unit. Consequently, you should examine water conditions and buy a larger rated unit than needed if any of the above problems are noted.

• Q: Material of the reverse osmosis system?

 A: You can choose FRP filter + U-PVC pipe, stainless steel filter + U-PVC pipe or total stainless steel.