Well Water Reverse Osmosis Systems (REVERSE OSMOS SYSTEM)
Since the waters accumulated by precipitation can be polluted naturally and artificially, many different methods are used to make these waters drinkable. The reverse osmosis system is one of these methods. In order to purify foreign materials such as sand, iron and lime, which are usually found in well water, it must be pre-filtered. After this process, if it will be used as drinking water, chlorination is done. Apart from this, if it needs to be used as pure water in industrial areas, reverse osmosis method is used. It is a preferred method for the purification of fresh and slightly salty waters and for the improvement of groundwater. With this system, which has a daily water purification capacity of approximately 1000 m2, you can reduce the salt content in the water, obtain potable water and supply the water with the purity you need in many different industrial areas.
What is Well Water Reverse Osmosis System?
Reverse osmosis, also known as reverse osmosis, is the process of purifying water using the reverse of the osmosis system that occurs in nature. While the process of transferring solvents from a less concentrated environment to a very dense environment in nature is called osmosis, this system does the opposite and transfers water, that is, the solvent substance from a very dense environment to a less dense environment. It does this without wasting energy through a permeable membrane. Thanks to this feature, it is also known to be a low cost treatment system. You can visit our website to get information about this system and its details, you can reach us from the phone numbers on our website and you can get information from our expert team.
What is Well Water Treatment?
Waters in nature; It is divided into salty, semi-salty and sweet. Since the water formed on the earth by rain water is polluted by natural or human reasons, it must be treated before use. Although there are many different methods of purification, the most preferred method is reverse osmosis, that is, reverse osmosis method. You can supply treated water, which is preferred especially in industries such as food, pharmaceutics, livestock and cosmetics, with low cost and long-lasting well treatment systems. Thanks to its design that does not take up much space, it is suitable for use in many areas. It is also a very advantageous system in terms of cost. For detailed information, you can visit our website and contact us.
How Do Well Water Reverse Osmosis Systems Work?
In the well water reverse osmosis system, the water is first passed through various filters and is purified from foreign materials such as sediment, solid particles and lime. The reason for this process is to alleviate the load on the membrane, which is the main equipment. Then the pressure of the water is increased by applying high pressure. Thanks to this pressure, the water transferred to the area where the semi-permeable membrane is located reaches the end of the process in a highly purified way. Filtration is applied in the area where the foreign particles in the water are separated by the reverse osmosis method. You can visit our website to get detailed information about the reverse osmosis system, which performs a serial purification process following these processes.
Well Water Reverse Osmosis System Features
The reverse osmosis system has four different stages. The first of these stages consists of the separation of dust and sand in the water. In the second stage, harmful molecules in the water are retained thanks to the carbon tubes it has. Then comes the third stage and reverse osmosis method is used here. Particles and heavy metals that could not be separated in the previous stage are separated at this stage. In the last stage, the water is passed through carbon filters and the process is completed in a clean way. You can contact us for detailed information about this system, which purifies water using pressure.
Well Water Reverse Osmosis System Usage Areas
This system is used in many different areas because it is both low cost and useful. It is among the methods preferred by industries such as pharmaceuticals, food, beverages and cosmetics. Apart from this, the reverse osmosis method is preferred because purified water should be used in hemodialysis treatment. This system, which was first preferred to use sea water as drinking water on ships, later started to be used in many areas due to its advantages. You can benefit from the information on our website, you can access any information you want to learn by getting detailed information about the product. If you prefer these systems for your business or to solve your questions, you can contact us.
Advantages of Well Water Reverse Osmosis System
Since the earth's resources cannot always be consumed directly, water is purified by many different systems. Thanks to this system, which you can acquire both in professional and semi-professional areas, as well as individually, you can ensure the purification of existing water. Most of the time, you can use the reverse osmosis method to separate the particles such as heavy metals, lime and sand in order to consume the water that is polluted by natural or artificial means. The fact that its dimensions are not very large also provides an advantage that it does not take up much space in the used area. In addition, since it uses the pressure system, the cost is low in separating the minerals and other particles in the water. You can contact us to have this system, which has advantages in many different aspects.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS (FAQ)
How is the well water softened with the reverse osmosis system?
Apart from the harmful minerals in the water, heavy metals and particles such as sand and lime are separated. In this way, soft water is obtained by purifying it.
Are chemicals used in the reverse osmosis system?
A chemical treatment system is used in the separation of organic and inorganic substances in water. Pure water is obtained by separating the dissolved ions in the water. Chlorination and ozonation methods come first among these.