Industrial Reverse Osmosis Equipment

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Shandong Maosen Environmental Protection Equipment Co., Ltd.

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Equipment for industrial reverse osmosis water treatment Reverse osmosis water treatment equipment typically treats tap water or groundwater, with a water conductivity of less than 10μS/cm. Following the second-tier reverse osmosis water treatment apparatus, the water conductivity is reduced to less than 5μS/cm or below. Ion exchange or EDI equipment can be used to prepare ultrapure water after the reverse osmosis water treatment system, with the goal of reaching a resistivity of 18 megohms (conductivity = 1/resistivity). Reverse osmosis is the process of using enough pressure to force the solvent in the solution—typically water—to pass through the semi-permeable membrane and separate. In contrast to the osmotic direction, it is. To separate, purify, and concentrate the solution, apply a pressure higher than the osmotic pressure using the reverse osmosis technique. The range of ions in the solution is the primary aim of separation for the reverse osmosis membrane.
A raw water quality analysis report must be supplied prior to choosing industrial reverse osmosis water treatment equipment. The designers of our firm can assist users in choosing a reasonable reverse osmosis equipment selection and guarantee the system's long-term, stable, and cost-effective operation by helping them decide the raw water pretreatment plan based on their water quality conditions.
Reverse osmosis ultrapure water equipment has advanced from conventional cation exchangers, decarbonation, anion exchangers, and composite ion exchangers thanks to the employment of membrane separation technology in water treatment equipment. The technology of electrodeionization, or EDI, is a revolution in the production of ultrapure water and has recently been promoted and used elsewhere. Since then, the semiconductor, integrated circuit, and other industries have been able to use ultrapure water with a purity of up to 18MΩ·CM without the need for regenerated chemicals. In addition, the National Economic Commission has granted policy incentives to businesses that use RO + EDI complete technology and has included its implementation in the scope of promotion.