Pretreatment method for pure water equipment

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Pure water equipment is used in a wider range of applications, such as home use, commercial use, water plant applications, etc., to see the powerful effects of reverse osmosis technology in pure water equipment. The application of reverse osmosis technology allows the water treatment equipment to produce pure water with many improvements to the original traditional ion exchanger system. With the current advanced water treatment technology, many industries, especially the electronics industry, can meet the needs of all industries. Pure water requirements, both qualitatively and quantitatively.

In water treatment equipment containing reverse osmosis technology, the pretreatment is mainly to pretreat the reverse osmosis membrane, which is to solve the clogging, structure, pollution and damage of the reverse osmosis membrane. The raw water contains a large amount of harmful substances such as particles, suspended solids, colloids, heavy metals, bacteria, viruses, etc., which will affect the normal use of the membrane. Pretreatment of the membrane provides a reliable influent water quality guarantee for the downstream procrastination system.

The pretreatment equipment is installed in the pure water equipment to improve the water supply conditions, to meet the water inflow requirements of the reverse osmosis system, to solve the problem of membrane clogging, pollution, etc., thereby prolonging the service life of the membrane. At present, the most common pretreatment system is a pretreatment system consisting of a filter, activated carbon, scale inhibitor, and precision filter. This system can be known when we purchase a water purifier, which is the fifth or sixth water purifier. A part of the filtration system, such as a water purifier with a pretreatment system, can produce high quality water. Pretreatment in pure water equipment plays an important role in protecting the safety and economy of the normal use of reverse osmosis devices. The use of this technology can solve the current problem of wasting water.