1. Removal of dissolved salts
Reverse osmosis can stably and effectively remove dissolved salts, dissolved organic substances (trihalomethane, its precursors, agricultural chemicals, etc.), and micro fine particles (living germs, dead germs, and many other micro fine particles) from water. Thus it is ideal for a wide area of applications ranging from production of ultra pure water to desalination of seawater.
2. Energy-saving separation technique
Reverse osmosis keeps water from evaporating, making it energy-saving separation technique th/?at requires less energy consumption.
3.Utilizable as a concentration and recovery method
Reverse osmosis does not need heating, it can concentrate and recover valuable process materials dissolved in a solution without any degradation which might otherwise occur in such materials.
4. Compact equipment
Modules can be arranged in a three dimensional configuration to provide excellent space efficiency, so the space needed for installation can be minimized.
5. Simple operation and control
Reverse osmosis is a simple process, its operation and control are uncomplicated, while maintenance is easy and free from trouble.
Reverse Osmosis Membrane
In a practical implementations of RO filtering, pressure is applied with an RO Process Pump. As permeate water is produced, the concentration of impurities on the feed water side builds up and can cause the membrane to scale up and quit working. To prevent this, a continuous flow of water running across the membrane helps remove rejected ions. This is called crossflow.
Reverse Osmosis Spiral Wound Membranes
To maximize surface area and minimize space, filter membranes are/? usually wound in a spiral element. Water flows through the channels between the spiral windings of the element. Permeate is collected in a tube in the center of the element.
TM-Series Element
Several spiral elements are connected together within a pressure vessel, and several vessels are connected together within the filter system. The vessels allow permeate to collect in a tube in the center of each spiralwound element before flowing out to a holding tank or drain depending on the application. The reject then passes through another vessel and then another, until as much pure water as possible is removed. The reject is then disposed of.
Structure of TM-Series and SU-Series Module
Reverse osmosis keeps water from evaporating, making it energy-saving separation technique th/?at requires less energy consumption.
3.Utilizable as a concentration and recovery method
Reverse osmosis does not need heating, it can concentrate and recover valuable process materials dissolved in a solution without any degradation which might otherwise occur in such materials.
4. Compact equipment
Modules can be arranged in a three dimensional configuration to provide excellent space efficiency, so the space needed for installation can be minimized.
5. Simple operation and control
Reverse osmosis is a simple process, its operation and control are uncomplicated, while maintenance is easy and free from trouble.
Reverse Osmosis Membrane
In a practical implementations of RO filtering, pressure is applied with an RO Process Pump. As permeate water is produced, the concentration of impurities on the feed water side builds up and can cause the membrane to scale up and quit working. To prevent this, a continuous flow of water running across the membrane helps remove rejected ions. This is called crossflow.
Reverse Osmosis Spiral Wound Membranes
To maximize surface area and minimize space, filter membranes are/? usually wound in a spiral element. Water flows through the channels between the spiral windings of the element. Permeate is collected in a tube in the center of the element.
TM-Series Element
Several spiral elements are connected together within a pressure vessel, and several vessels are connected together within the filter system. The vessels allow permeate to collect in a tube in the center of each spiralwound element before flowing out to a holding tank or drain depending on the application. The reject then passes through another vessel and then another, until as much pure water as possible is removed. The reject is then disposed of.
Structure of TM-Series and SU-Series Module
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