RO Membrane Introduction and Application Scenarios
Reverse osmosis membrane (RO membrane) is a highly efficient membrane separation technology, mainly used for the purification and separation of liquids.RO membrane can effectively remove dissolved salts, organics, bacteria and viruses in water through the action of semi-permeable membrane, using the osmotic pressure of water.
Features
Highly efficient removal: capable of removing more than 99% of dissolved salts, heavy metals and organic pollutants, ensuring safe water quality.
Small pore size: The pore size of the membrane is usually 0.0001 micron, which is suitable for treating various water sources.
Widely applicable: can be used for treatment of a variety of water qualities, such as tap water, seawater and wastewater.
Usage Scenarios
Drinking water treatment: Used in household and commercial reverse osmosis water purifiers to provide safe and pure drinking water.
Desalination: RO membranes are used in desalination plants to convert seawater into potable water.
Industrial water treatment: Used in the pharmaceutical, food and beverage industries to ensure high purity of produced water.
Wastewater reuse: In industrial wastewater treatment, RO membranes are used to recycle water and reduce environmental pollution.
RO membranes are widely used in the field of water treatment to meet the growing demand for water quality due to their high efficiency and reliability.
