Reverse osmosis water purification equipment and reverse osmosis technology itself represent a modern, new type of pure water treatment technology, achieving a purity level approaching 100%. This is why such water makers are called Nanning reverse osmosis pure water equipment.

In a reverse osmosis water treatment system, raw water first passes through a precision filter, a granular activated carbon filter, and a compressed activated carbon filter. It is then pressurized by a pump to a pressure 1/6000th of that exerted by an E-sized column. The reverse osmosis membrane (RO membrane) with a pore size of 1/300th of that mentioned, transforms water from a higher concentration to a lower concentration. Simultaneously, it isolates a large number of pollutants mixed in the water, such as industrial contaminants, heavy metals, bacteria, and viruses, meeting drinking standards. This provides an optimal choice for timely high-quality water supplementation for the human body. Because the purity of water produced by reverse osmosis technology is among the highest of all artificially controlled water production technologies, the water it produces is pure, clean, with a clarity approaching 100%. Hence, this water maker is called a reverse osmosis pure water system.

Reverse osmosis is a modern, new type of water purification equipment treatment technology. It features reverse osmosis membrane elements that improve water purity by removing impurities and salts from the water. The purified water we use daily, treated by a reverse osmosis system, is crystal clear.

Applications of Reverse Osmosis Technology:

1. Electronics Industry Manufacturing: Producing softened water and ultrapure water required for processes like manufacturing TV picture tube glass bulbs, picture tubes, liquid crystal displays, printed circuit boards, computer hard disks, integrated circuit chips, and monocrystalline silicon semiconductors.

2. Power Industry: Producing demineralized water for boilers in thermal power plants, and softened water for medium and low-pressure boiler feed water in factories and mines.

3. Pharmaceutical Industry: Preparing medical infusions, injections, pharmaceuticals, biochemical products, medical sterile water, and pure water for artificial kidney dialysis.

4. Beverage Industry (including alcoholic beverages): Producing purified water, distilled water, mineral water, water for brewing, and pure water for blending in the beverage industry.

5. Desalination: Extracting industrial and drinking water from seawater and brackish water.

6. Surface Finishing & Battery Production: Preparing deionized water for electroplating processes; pure water for battery (storage battery) production; pure water for surface cleaning and coating in the automotive, home appliance, and building materials industries.

7. Industrial Process Water: Pure water for coated glass production; desalination of hard water and saline water for textile printing and dyeing processes.

8. Petrochemical & Chemical Industries: Water for chemical reaction cooling; pure process water used in the manufacturing of chemical reagents, fertilizers, fine chemicals, and cosmetics.

9. Commercial & Municipal Water Supply: High-quality water supply networks for hotels, office buildings, community airport properties, and swimming pool water purification.

10. Wastewater Treatment & Reuse: Treatment and reuse of wastewater from circuit board manufacturing, electroplating, and the electronics industry.

11. Specialized Wastewater Treatment: Treatment of wastewater and leachate from households, hospitals, tanneries, textile printing and dyeing mills, and paper industries.