Commercial Reverse Osmosis Water Purifier & Treatment Equipment with Deionization Technology Industrial Water Scheme

Commercial Reverse Osmosis Water Purifier

Treatment Equipment with Deionization Technology

Industrial Water Scheme

Description

Water purifier solutions for different water quality and water sources
I. Surface Water Treatment Solutions
Water Source Characteristics:Complex composition, high turbidity, high suspended solids, high bacteria/algae content, high organic matter, significant seasonal variation.
Objective: Enhance pretreatment to protect core membrane elements.
| Solution Level | Process Flow | Water Quality & Features | Application Scenarios |
| 1. Basic Solution | Raw water → Multi-media filtration → Precision filtration → Reverse Osmosis (RO) | Produces purified water, but RO membrane is prone to fouling, requires frequent cleaning, and has a short lifespan. | Extremely cost-sensitive projects with relatively good raw water quality, temporary projects. |
| 2. Standard Solution | Raw water → Coagulation dosing → Multi-media filtration → Activated carbon filtration → Precision filtration → RO | The most classic and universal solution. Effectively removes colloids and organic matter through dosing and activated carbon, greatly protecting the RO membrane. | Most industrial water applications, such as cooling, cleaning, and boiler feed water pretreatment. |
| 3. Optimized Solution | Raw water → Multi-media filtration → Ultrafiltration (UF) → Precision filtration → RO | Replaces activated carbon with ultrafiltration, producing higher-quality water (free of bacteria and viruses) and ensuring extremely stable RO system operation. | Industries with high microbial requirements for product water, such as food & beverage and pharmaceutical pretreatment. |
| 4. Premium Solution | Raw water → Submerged Ultrafiltration → RO | Uses submerged UF membrane tanks directly, requiring less space, offering strong resistance to shock loads, and providing the best pretreatment effect. | Large-scale municipal water treatment, wastewater reuse, surface water with extremely poor and highly variable quality. |
| 5. Special Solution | Raw water → Multi-media filtration → Activated carbon filtration → Nanofiltration (NF) | Produces partially desalinated soft water while retaining some minerals, with lower energy consumption than RO. | Mineral water production, specific chemical separations, processes requiring selective filtration.