Water and wastewater equipment

Reverse Osmosis system

Water sweetening and purification by passing under pressure through a semi-permeable membrane; a common solution for producing high-quality water for industrial, agricultural, sanitary, and drinking uses.

RO | Reverse Osmosis

Introduction to the Reverse Osmosis System

Reverse Osmosis is one of the common methods of desalinating seawater and brackish water. In this method, water passes through a semipermeable membrane under pressure, and most of the salts, ions, and contaminants are separated. This technology is used in various water projects due to the stable quality of the output water, the possibility of designing it in different capacities, and its ability to be combined with pretreatment and post-treatment stages.

Applications and Key Benefits

System applications

Providing the industrial water required for boilers, cooling towers, and process systems
Providing water for the oil, gas, petrochemical, and power plant industries
Production of DM water for pharmaceutical and biological uses according to valid standards
Providing the water required for the food, beverage, and cosmetic industries
Industrial wastewater treatment and water recycling
Providing drinking water, agricultural, greenhouse, and hospital uses

Technical and operational benefits

Production of high-quality water with continuous process control capability
Removal of nitrates, turbidity, dissolved solids, bacteria, and viruses
Easy operation and the possibility of fully automatic control
Continuous production of fresh water and the possibility of capacity expansion
A well-known technology with a long history of application in water treatment and desalination systems