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RO Reverse Osmosis

Introduction:

The reverse osmosis process is the reverse process of the infiltration.It use the pressure of semi-permeable membrane to separate.The solvent can pass through the semipermeable membrane but the solute can not.
Detailed Introduction

The reverse osmosis process is the reverse process of the infiltration.It use the pressure of semi-permeable membrane to separate.The solvent can pass through the semipermeable membrane but the solute can not.

When two solutions of different concentrations are located on both sides of the semipermeable membrane, the solvent (water) of the low concentration side will permeate toward to the side of high concentration, and the solution level on the high concentration side rises. When a certain height is reached, it comes to a balance condition.This is called osmosis. When the osmosis is balanced, the static pressure difference between the two solutions is called the osmotic pressure. If a pressure greater than the static pressure difference is applied to the high concentration side, the reverse process of osmosis occurs, which means the solvent on the high concentration side permeates into the solution on the low concentration side.This is called reverse osmosis.


Flow Chartthe Of Reverse Osmosis Process :


Figure 3-6 Reverse osmosis process flow chart


Reverse osmosis is not automatically. In order to carry out the reverse osmosis process, pressure must be applied on the high concentration side. Only when the working pressure is greater than the osmotic pressure of the solution, the water can be separated from the salt water through the membrane. Reverse osmosis is mainly to separate the solute from the solvent. Only water and solvent are allowed to pass, and most of the suspended matter, colloid, organic matter and salt in the water can be removed.


The organic matter, colloidal and inorganic salts separated by the reverse osmosis membrane enter the concentrated water side for treatment,which will not cause pollution to the environment. In addition, the reverse osmosis membrane needs to be chemically cleaned after 2-12 months of operation according to the water quality to ensure the membrane permeability.


The reverse osmosis method for removing demineralized water is a physical process, so it is more environmentally friendly than the ion exchange method. At the same time, the processing process is simple and easy to operate, high in automatic degree, small in manual intervention. It is also simple in system management and maintenance.


Compared with other desalination technologies, the main features of the membrane separation process are as follows:

1)No phase transition occurs;

2)Since only pressure is used as the driving force for reverse osmosis separation, the reverse osmosis unit is easy to operate and easy to control and maintain;

3)During the operation, it consumes very little organic chemicals (scale inhibitors, fungicides) and inorganic chemicals (acids and alkalis). It does not produce other waste liquids except concentrated brine and a very small amount of washing wastewater. The concentration of pollutants contained in wastewater is very low, which can meet the environmental requirements;

4)The system is modular in design and has a small footprint;

5)The operation is simple to operate and the labor intensity is low.

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