

Add to Cart
1.5 Ton Industrial RO Water Treatment Plant/Reverse Osmosis Water Filter Machine For Drinking Water
Model | Productivity(T/H) | Motor power(KW) | Recovery rate(%) | Outlet water conductivity(μs/cm) | Raw water conductivity(μs/cm) |
CK-RO-1500L | 1.5 | 2 | 50 | ≤10 | ≤300 |
1.5 Ton ro water treatment machine Process flow
The conventional reverse osmosis process is: raw water →
pretreatment system → high pressure water pump → reverse osmosis
membrane module → purified water.
The pretreatment system can adopt coarse filtration, activated
carbon adsorption, fine filtration, etc. depending on the water
quality and effluent requirements of the raw water. Fine filtration
is essential to protect the reverse osmosis membrane and prolong
its service life. In addition, the composite membrane pair The free
chlorine in the water is very sensitive, so the pretreatment system
is usually equipped with activated carbon adsorption.
1.5 Ton ro water treatment machine Pretreatment
Feedwater pretreatment is critical to the safe operation of reverse
osmosis. Both surface water and groundwater contain some soluble or
insoluble organic and inorganic substances.
In addition, different membrane materials have different chemical
stability, and they have a great influence on the stability of p H,
residual chlorine, temperature, bacteria, certain chemicals, etc.,
and the requirements for water supply pretreatment are also
different. In general, membrane module manufacturers will propose
water quality indicators. These indicators include:
(1) Silt density index (S D I). The index can better reflect the
content of colloid, turbidity and suspended matter in the water.
After the water is pretreated, the lower the S D I is, the longer
the service life of the membrane module is. Generally, S D I ≤ 4 is
required. Reduce the S D I in the feed water by flocculation,
sedimentation, filtration, etc.
(2) p H. The composite membrane has a wide range of p H resistance
(2 to 11), while the cellulose triacetate has a narrow p H range (3
to 8). The membrane is easily hydrolyzed beyond the specified
range. Another purpose of adjusting p H is to reduce the alkalinity
in the feed water.
(3) Basicity. Alkalinity is the ability to measure the acidity of a
water sample. The substances that can be neutralized with acid are
hydroxide ions, carbonates, hydrogencarbonates, silicates and
phosphates. Alkalinity with hydroxides and carbonates. Salt scaling
is closely related. If the alkalinity is too high, it must be
destroyed by acid neutralization.
(4) Temperature. The temperature resistance of different membrane
materials varies. For example, the temperature resistance of the
composite membrane can be as high as 45 °C, while the membrane of
triacetate can not exceed 35 °C. If the temperature of the water is
too high, the compaction of the membrane will increase, and the
water production of the membrane module will be greatly reduced. In
addition, higher water temperatures (above 25 °C) will accelerate
the growth of bacteria, and more attention should be paid to
sterilization.
(5) The content of iron and manganese. Iron and manganese tend to
cause the deposition of dirt on the membrane surface.
(6) Sulfate. Sulfate (such as CaSO4) is not easy to remove. When
the content of sulfate and calcium and magnesium is high, it is
necessary to add anti-scaling agent and strictly control the
recovery rate of water.
(7) Hardness. Hardness mainly refers to the content of calcium ions
and magnesium ions, which are the main components of carbonate
scale and sulfate scale. The tendency of scaling can be judged by
calculating the Lange2lier saturation index, Stiff and Davis
stability index in water.
(8) Residual chlorine. Chlorination sterilization is also an
indispensable process in the reverse osmosis desalination process,
but the chlorine resistance of different membrane materials is very
different. The cellulose triacetate has a good chlorine resistance
and can withstand a residual chlorine of 1.0 mg/L, while the
composite membrane can only be operated at less than 0.1 mg/L.
Residual chlorine can be reduced by the addition of sodium hydrogen
sulfite.
(9) Total organic carbon (TOC). Excessive TOC may cause microbial
contamination, especially after sterilization and disinfection,
such as high water temperature, disinfection and decomposition of
organic matter, which is the bait of bacteria, so that the
remaining bacteria multiply faster, and the cellulose acetate
membrane is very sensitive to this. Lowering the TOC in the feed
water can be adsorbed by activated carbon.
Picture show detail for your referance
CNP High pressure pump, or customize by your requierment
PLC Electronic control system