Overview of Reverse Osmosis Equipment

Reverse osmosis equipment uses sufficient pressure to force the solvent (usually water) in a solution through a reverse osmosis membrane (or semi-permeable membrane) for separation. Because this process is opposite to the direction of natural osmosis, it is called reverse osmosis. Reverse osmosis can adapt to feed water with various salinity levels, especially in high-salinity water treatment projects, where it achieves excellent technical and economic benefits. The reverse osmosis process offers high desalination rates, high recovery rates, stable operation, small footprint, and simple operation. While removing salts, reverse osmosis equipment also eliminates most bacteria, colloids, and high-molecular-weight organic substances.

Reverse Osmosis Equipment Process Flow

Feed Water → Raw Water Tank → Feed Water Pump → Multi-media Filter (Quartz Sand Filter) → Activated Carbon Filter → Softening Processor (Scale Inhibitor Dosing Device) → Precision Filter → High-Pressure Pump → Primary Reverse Osmosis (RO) Unit → UV Sterilization Unit (Ozone Sterilization Unit) → Point of Use