Hospital Laboratory Water Plant RO System 60L/H

In the water plant RO system, when pressure forces unfiltered water or feed water through a semi-permeable membrane, reverse osmosis (RO system) can remove contaminants. Water flows from the high-concentration side of the reverse osmosis membrane to the low-concentration side to provide clean drinking water. The fresh water produced is called osmotic water. The remaining concentrated water is called wastewater or brine.

The semi-permeable membrane has small holes that can block contaminants but allow water molecules to flow through. During the osmosis process, as water passes through the membrane to reach equilibrium on both sides, it becomes more concentrated. However, reverse osmosis prevents contaminants from entering the low concentration side of the membrane. For example, in the reverse osmosis process, when pressure is applied to a certain volume of salt water, the salt will be left behind, and only clean water will flow through.