Showing posts with label Reverse Osmosis. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Reverse Osmosis. Show all posts

Monday, February 24, 2014

Reverse Osmosis System

Let's talk a little about Reverse Osmosis Systems

Standard Reverse Osmosis System Features

  • Expandability – modular systems can be expanded to meet future requirements.
  • Compact size – systems can be adapted to almost any plant layout.
  • Liquid-filled pressure gauges – liquid filled gauges assure pulse-free readings and long gauge life.
  • Line-mounted flow meters – offer consistent accuracy and corrosion- free performance.
  • Computerized system design – accurately projects system performance based on each application’s requirements and operation conditions.
  • Rotary vane pumps – the industry standard for trouble-free service, efficiency and corrosion resistance.
  • Pressure relief valves – protect rotary vane pumps from over-pressurization.
  • Control systems – adaptable to suit customer specifications.
  • Premium control option – includes microprocessor-based controller for increased reliability and process control capabilities.
  • Needle valves – included for precise flow and pressure control.
  • Convenient layout – all gauges, meters and controls are mounted next to the control panel for ease of operation.
  • Feedwater solenoid valve – shuts off feedwater when system is not operating.
  • Low-pressure switch – protects the pump from cavitation and damage caused by inadequate inlet pressure.

Optional Reverse Osmosis System Features

  • Fiberglass frame – assembled with stainless steel hardware for total corrosion controls.
  • Stainless multistage centrifugal pumps and product pumps.
  • Spiral wound, thin film composite membranes – provide superior salt rejection and product flow at low operating pressures and offer excellent membrane lift.
  • Cartridge pre-filter – all polypropylene for corrosion control; five-micron filter included.
  • Control panel – NEMA 4 control panels include product tank level control, optional product quality monitor, fuses, motor controls, switches and system logic.
 
 

 



Monday, October 28, 2013

Filter Resources Page

Below are some links to common filters:
Absolute Micro-Glass
Activated Alumina  
Activated Charcoal & Process Water Clarifier
Aqua-Pro
Auxiliary Equipment
Belt Filters 
Bentoniete Clay
Bleaching Clays
Bulk Columns: 
Centrifuge Bags/Liners
Clarifiers
Condenser
Control Panels
Custom Filters 
Diatomaceous Earth
Dust Bags 
Evaporative Tank
Excelsior
Filter Leaf Bags  
Filter Media
Filter Paper & Discs 
Filter Press Cloths 
Filter Presses
Filter Tester
Filtration 
Fullers Earth
Fullers Earth Amount Estimation Table
Heated Tank Systems
Industrial Water
Ion Exchange
Liquid Filters  
Liquid Filtration
Molecular Sieve 
Nominal Microns
Parker Finite Filters
Pleated Paper
Portable Filter Systems
R/O Membrane
Replacement Filter Bags 
Reverse Osmosis Systems
RVM Clay
Selexsorb Acid
Selexsorb Filter Cartridges and Systems 
Semi-Conductor
Simplex Sampler
Sludge Bags
Sludge Dryers
Spin on Filters
Steam Filters
Sterile Air Filters
Sterile Gas Filters
Sulfur Guard Filters
Tank Vent Filters
Trans Dri 
Treatment Systems
Turn-key Systems
Vapor Phase 4x8 Pellets
Water Condensate Polishing Systems
Water Dealkalizer Systems
Water Demineralizer Systems
Water Filtration Systems
Water Softener Systems

 

Friday, June 14, 2013

Reverse Osmosis Systems

Reverse Osmosis (RO) is the most efficient process available to remove dissolved minerals, bacteria, particles and organic impurities from water supplies.

So what makes a good Reverse Osmosis system?

  • Expandability – System should be modular
  • Liquid-filled pressure gauges – assuring pulse-free readings and long gauge life
  • Line-mounted flow meters – accuracy and corrosion- free performance
  • Rotary vane pumps – industry standard for trouble-free service, efficiency and corrosion resistance
  • Pressure relief valves – protect rotary vane pumps from over-pressurization
  • Control systems – should be adaptable to suit your specifications
  • Needle valves – needed for precise flow and pressure control
  • Convenient layout – all gauges, meters and controls should be mounted next to the control panel for ease of operation.
  • Feedwater solenoid valve – shuts off feedwater when system is not operating.
  • Low-pressure switch – protects the pump from cavitation and damage caused by inadequate inlet pressure.

What makes a great Reverse Osmosis system?

  • Computerized system design – accurately projects system performance based on each application’s requirements and operation conditions.
  • Premium control option – includes microprocessor-based controller for increased reliability and process control capabilities.
  • Fiberglass frame – assembled with stainless steel hardware for total corrosion controls
  • Stainless multistage centrifugal pumps and product pumps - for long life
  • Spiral wound, thin film composite membranes – provide superior salt rejection and product flow at low operating pressures and offer excellent membrane lift.