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Laboratory Use Reverse Osmosis Water Purification Equipment Straight Drink Grade Water Purification Equipment
Product Description:
Parameter Table:
| Model | Water Making Ability | Inlet Caliber | Effluent Caliber | Blowdown alCer | Size(mm) | Power |
| YSRO-0.5T | 0.5m3/h | DN20 | DN20 | DN15 | 1500×600×1500 | 1.3kw |
| YSRO-1T | 1m3/h | DN25 | DN25 | DN20 | 1700×600×1500 | 2.1kw |
| YSRO-2T | 2m3/h | DN32 | DN25 | DN20 | 2500×1000×1950 | 4.4kw |
| YSRO-3T | 3m3/h | DN40 | DN32 | DN25 | 2500×1200×2150 | 4.5kw |
| YSRO-5T | 5m3/h | DN50 | DN40 | DN32 | 2500×1350×2150 | 7.0kw |
| YSRO-8T | 8m3/h | DN50 | DN50 | DN40 | 3500×1500×2150 | 11kw |
| YSRO-10T | 10m3/h | DN50 | DN50 | DN40 | 3500×1600×2300 | 15kw |
Equipment filtering flow chart:
Application:
For home consumption:
Household reverse osmosis direct drinking water equipment is generally installed under the kitchen sink, connected to the faucet through the pipeline, to provide families with convenient and safe direct drinking water for drinking, cooking, etc.
Enterprises and public institutions:
Companies, factories, hotels, offices and other places usually install commercial reverse osmosis direct drinking water systems, which can be connected to multiple drinking points to meet the needs of many people at the same time, compared with bottled water is more economical and environmentally friendly.
Education field:
The school direct drinking water project mostly adopts reverse osmosis technology, and the direct drinking water is transported to the drinking water points of each teaching building through the pipe network, providing healthy and safe drinking water for teachers and students.
FAQ
Q1: What is reverse osmosis technology?
A: Reverse Osmosis (RO) is a technology that separates water and solutes through a semi-permeable membrane. Under the action of pressure, only water molecules are allowed to pass through, and impurities such as dissolved salts, sugars, organic matter, and bacteria are prevented from passing through, thus obtaining pure water.
Q2: What impurities can reverse osmosis water treatment equipment remove?
A: Reverse osmosis equipment can effectively remove suspended matter, colloids, organic matter, bacteria, viruses, heavy metal ions (such as lead, mercury, cadmium, etc.), radioactive particles and other impurities in water, and provide high-quality drinking water.
Q3: Do you need professionals to install reverse osmosis equipment?
A: Although some domestic small reverse osmosis equipment is designed to be relatively simple and easy to install by yourself, for commercial or large industrial equipment, it is recommended that professionals install and debug to ensure the normal operation and safety of the equipment.
Q4: How long is the replacement cycle of reverse osmosis membrane?
A: The replacement cycle of reverse osmosis membrane depends on water quality, frequency of use and equipment maintenance. In general, reverse osmosis membranes for household equipment are recommended to be replaced every 2-3 years, and commercial equipment may be more frequent.
Q5: Does the reverse osmosis equipment consume electricity?
A: Yes, reverse osmosis equipment requires electricity to drive the pump to create enough pressure to move the water through the reverse osmosis membrane. But modern reverse osmosis equipment is designed to be relatively energy efficient and consumes relatively little power.
Q6: How to treat the wastewater produced by reverse osmosis equipment?
A: The reverse osmosis process will produce a part of the concentrated water (waste water), this part of the water can be collected for flushing, watering flowers and other non-drinking water purposes, or according to local environmental regulations properly disposed of.
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