AQUA-PURE 2000 LPH Industrial R.O Plant

Description

REVERSE OSMOSIS SYSTEM

Overview

Reverse Osmosis Plant is widely used for the removal of dissolved chemical impurities from brackish & seawater. Reverse osmosis is the process of forcing a solvent from a region of high dissolved solids concentration through a membrane to a region of low dissolved solids concentration by applying a pressure in excess of the osmotic pressure. The semi-permeable membranes used for reverse osmosis have a dense polymer barrier layer in which separation takes place.

Biotic’s RO Plants are designed for a variety of industrial & commercial applications requiring high-quality equipment with fast delivery and competitive price. These pre-engineered, pre-assembled and factory tested units minimize installation and start-up time. With simple utility connections and easy to set up controls, the unit is ready for quick on-line service. The control system is an advanced microprocessor-based system that is very easy to use.

Biotic’s RO Plants are available in flowrates from 0.25 M3/hr. to 100 M3/hr. Using high quality 4 and 8-inch semipermeable membrane and equipment for a variety of applications.

Working Principal

Reverse osmosis is a water purification process in which pre-treated & filtered water is connected to the high-pressure pump where pressure is developed and fed to the RO membranes. Reverse Osmosis membranes work on the Crossflow Filtration method where the salts get rejected partially and deliver pure water. Purified water is referred to as product and wastewater are referred to as concentrate or reject. The percent of water delivered as a product is called the recovery. The ratio of recovery& output parameters depends upon the feed water quality, type of membrane, temperature, and total RO unit design considerations.

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With a thorough understanding of the relevant industry, we are offering a wide range of 2000 Lph RO Plant.

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