Overview
Reverse Osmosis is a highly efficient way of purifying water and works by using a pump to push inlet water across a semi-permeable membrane. By applying a back pressure, the water molecules are forced through the membrane leaving almost all (95% to (99%) of dissolved salts on the concentrate side of the membrane.
Commonly Used To Reduce...
- Salts
- Dissolved ions
- Molecular compounds
- TDS
- Suspended particles
- Heavy metals