What pollutants can reverse osmosis equipment deal with?

Reverse osmosis equipment is the main equipment of water purification and desalination. The separation object of reverse osmosis equipment has become the focus of attention. The principle of reverse osmosis equipment is to separate these substances from water according to the permeability of semi permeable membrane under the action of higher than the osmotic pressure of solution. The pore diameter of reverse osmosis membrane is relatively small, so it can remove inorganic salts, bacteria, microorganisms, viruses, colloids, organics and so on.

So, what pollutants can reverse osmosis equipment deal with? Let's say it one by one.

1. Suspended solids such pollutants generally exist in surface water and wastewater sources, and their particle diameter is often greater than 1 micron. This pollution can be effectively solved by setting the dosing process of flocculant or coagulant in the reverse osmosis pretreatment system.

2. Organic pollutants

There are many organic pollutants and complex components in raw water, so we must attach great importance to the organic substances in raw water.

3. Colloidal pollutants

This pollutant also commonly exists in surface water and wastewater sources. The impurities may be monomer compounds composed of organic or inorganic components, or composite compounds composed of multiple compounds.

4. Biological pollution

Such pollutants also exist in surface water or wastewater. The pollutants are usually bacteria, biofilms, algae and fungi.

Reverse osmosis equipment can be described as a small expert in dealing with the above pollution. It has a good treatment effect for water purification separation and wastewater reuse. At present, it is a widely used mainstream equipment in the water treatment market. Lightrider's business mainly includes engineering design, engineering contracting, installation and operation management in environmental protection fields such as water purification treatment, wastewater treatment, reclaimed water reuse, near zero discharge, wastewater salt separation and domestic sewage treatment. At the same time, it also provides advanced special membrane concentration and near zero discharge process technology and equipment for wastewater reuse. Wright Ryder has a series of practical solutions, which are applied to the reuse and near zero discharge of all kinds of highly difficult wastewater to ensure that the treatment meets the demand.