Reverse Osmosis

Ideal for rural, commercial and industrial usage

What is Reverse Osmosis?

Reverse Osmosis is a technology used to remove dissolved solids or dissolved salts from water by pushing it under pressure through a semi-permeable membrane. The membrane as a filter is so fine that organic matter, colloidal solids or heavy metals, bacteria and viruses are also removed.

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RO membranes can remove over 98% of dissolved salts/solids, over 99% of organic matter and colloidal matter and almost 100% of bacteria and viruses.

Ideal for rural, commercial and industrial usage

Specifications

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS 6KLD 12KLD 18KLD 24KLD 30KLD+
Water Production 6,000 litres RO Water P/Day 12,000 litres RO Water P/Day 18,000 litres RO Water P/Day 24,000 litres RO Water P/Day 30,000 litres RO Water P/Day
Dimensions 850W X 760D X 1670H 2400W x 650D x 1585H
Membranes Polyamide thin-film composite / Suitable Pressure Range 8 – 30 Bar
1 Membrane 2 Membrane 3 Membrane 4 or 6 Membrane 8 Membrane
Booster Pump +
VFD Plus HMI
Seamless SS Vertical 31 Stage 240V 3 Phase 3KW Pump - 50Hz / ABB VFD / Siemens HMI
Seamless SS Vertical 24 Stage 240V 3 Phase 2.2KW Pump - 50Hz / ABB VFD / Siemens HMI
Frame + Housing Stainless Steel SUS304 Housing / Max Pressure Resistance 450 PSI
Power Requirements 240V 10A / 15A / 25A / DGPO
480V 2 Phase Rural Power Supply / 30A
Operation Limits Max Feed Temp 35°C / Min Feed Temp 5°C / Ph 4 - 9
Max Feed Pressure 26 bar / Min Feed Pressure 2 bar
Custom Speak to our friendly team about our custom skid mounted or containerized RO plants capable of 10m3 - 50m3 p/hour

Process

Stage 1

Pre-Treatment
Pre-treatment of feed water to the Reverse Osmosis Unit is key to a successful water treatment plant and depending on the water supply quality, various pre-treatment systems are utilised ranging from filter media, sediment filters, and or chemical…The process is as follows:
Media Filtration
1
If required, removes high levels of suspended and colloidal solids
5 Micron Sediment Filter
2
Removes suspended and colloidal solids in the water such as sand, rust, clay & other sediments
Activated Carbon Filter
3
Removes free residual chlorine & organic molecules or dissolved matter
0.5 / 1 Micron Sediment Filter
4

Removes finer sediment and suspended solids as well as some bacteria

Ultraviolet (UV) Light
5
Neutralises bacteria and viruses with Ultraviolet rays

Stage 2

Reverse Osmosis
For the final polish, the pre-treated water is carried to the Reverse Osmosis Unit and pushed, under pressure, through the semi-permeable membrane. The membrane wall prevents any remaining dissolved salts and heavy metals in the water, such as Na, Cl, Mg, Ca, SO4, CO3, to name a few. This allows only pure water to pass through for collection.