Reverse osmosis employs a membrane-based technique that utilizes the pressure gradient to separate the solvent from a solution. By applying pressure to the solvent on one side of the membrane, it surpasses the osmotic pressure, resulting in the solvent's reverse permeation in the direction of natural infiltration. As a consequence, the low-pressure side obtains the permeated solution, while the high-pressure side obtains the concentrated solution. The reverse permeable membrane effectively intercepts diverse inorganic ions, colloidal substances, and macro-molecular solutes in water, employing a straightforward process and exhibiting low energy consumption. Consequently, this technology has experienced rapid development.
Presently, reverse osmosis finds wide application in the purification of drinking water, desalination of seawater and brackish water, and in combination with ion exchange to produce high-purity water.
The RO Membrane 50 GPD comprises a semi-permeable membrane with a filtration rating of 0.0001um, effectively filtering and eliminating metal ions, viruses, harmful dissolved solids, organics, bacteria, and more. Ink-blue Environmental Protection Technology Co., Ltd. offers a variety of RO membrane sizes, including 50GPD, 75GPD, 100GPD, 150GPD, 200GPD, 300GPD, 400GPD, 600GPD, and 800GPD, catering to different water capacities. These membranes are available in various types such as High Flux, Low Pressure, and Standard, providing a comprehensive range of options.
Weight: 60-500g available
Membrane Model: 1812/2012/2812/3012/3013
Diaphragm pore size: 0.0001um
Salt rejection rate: 95-98%
Operating temperature: 5-40?
PH range: 2-11
Max. Pressure Drop of Single Membrane: 10psi (0.07Mpa)
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Residential reverse osmosis membrane