Reverse Osmosis System

Product Description

A semi-permeable membrane is used in a reverse osmosis (RO) system, a water treatment technique, to filter out pollutants and impurities from water. By applying pressure to the membrane, it is able to push water through while retaining dissolved particles, chemicals, bacteria, and other contaminants. Pre-filters are often used in the system to get rid of silt, while carbon filters are used to get rid of organic and chlorine compounds. The water may flow through post-filters or a carbon post-filter for additional filtration after passing through the RO membrane. High water purity, improved taste and odour, increased health and safety, cost effectiveness, convenience, and a variety of applications are some advantages of a RO system. Remineralization filters are used in some systems to reintroduce useful minerals to the cleaned water. 

A reverse osmosis system has the following important qualities and advantages:

Features of Reverse Osmosis System:

1. A specialised membrane that permits water molecules to pass through while obstructing larger particles, ions, and pollutants is at the centre of the RO system. It is called a semi-permeable membrane.

2. Pre-filtration: To remove bigger particles, sediment, chlorine, and organic compounds before water reaches the membrane, RO systems frequently contain pre-filters such sediment filters and activated carbon filters. The RO membrane's lifespan is increased by these pre-filters.

3. Post-filtration: To further improve taste and get rid of any lingering odours or flavours, water may run through extra filters or a carbon post-filter after it has gone through the RO membrane.

4. Storage Tank: The treated water is often kept in a storage tank by RO systems so it is available when needed. The tanks normally hold several litres to offer a constant flow of clean water.

Benefits of Reverse Osmosis System:

1. High water purity: Reverse osmosis is an efficient way to get rid of a variety of impurities, including dissolved salts, bacteria, viruses, heavy metals, and pesticides. Compared to tap water or other filtration techniques, the water it produces is a great deal purer.

2. Improved flavour and Odour: An RO system can significantly improve the flavour, odour, and general quality of drinking water by eliminating pollutants and contaminants. It offers flavourless, odourless, and refreshing water that is clear, clean, and free from impurities.

3. Health and Safety: By filtering out potentially dangerous elements from water, reverse osmosis systems give an extra degree of security. Children, those with weak immune systems, and others with certain health issues may benefit the most from this.

4. Cost-effective and Convenient: Over the long term, purchasing a RO system may prove to be a wise investment. It eliminates the need to buy bottled water, saving money and lessening the use of plastic. Additionally, it offers a simple and always-on supply of clean water for use at home or in workplaces.

5. Versatile Use: RO systems can be employed in a wide range of applications, including as the filtration of drinking water, the production of food and beverages, aquariums, hydroponics, the manufacture of pharmaceuticals, and more. The technique is adaptable and can be customised to meet particular requirements for water treatment.

It's important to remember that while reverse osmosis is very good at getting rid of impurities, it also gets rid of the good minerals in water. Remineralization filters or cartridges are included with certain contemporary RO systems to put necessary minerals back into the water, ensuring a balanced and healthier supply of drinking water.

Range

• Domestic Reverse Osmosis System

• Industrial Reverse Osmosis System

• Commercial Reverse Osmosis System