REVERSE OSMOSIS PLANT (R.O PLANT)

Reverse Osmosis is an energy-efficient and water-efficient way of generating pure water streams. By using pressure and a semi-permeable membrane, water molecules can be separated from impurities, such as microbes, suspended solids dissolved salts. Unlike ion exchange demineralisation technology, reverse osmosis water system technology doesn't require hazardous chemicals for regeneration. This makes this technology the perfect choice for businesses who can't store chemicals on-site or want to eliminate health and safety risks. Reverse osmosis is an adaptation of a natural process: osmosis. Osmosis is the flow of a solvent (Such as water) through a semipermeable membrane from an area of low solute (dissolved subtance) concertration to an area of high solute concertration. As the solvent moves across the membrane it increases the volume on the high solvent concertration side. Reverse osmosis, as the name suggests, reverses this process. By applying pressure to the higher solute concertration side, osmosis can be stopped. By increasing the pressure further, the water molecules can be driven back towards the low solute concertration side. The amount of pressure needed is directly proportional to the concertration of dissolved solids.