Reverse Osmosis Water Purification System - 0.0001 Micron Membrane, High Pressure Performance For Pure, Tasty Water

Reverse Osmosis is the technology of removing dissolved salts and substances using the membranes and high pressure. The membrane is a type of filter having pore size of 0.0001 micron, which means that the bacteria (@ 0.4 micron) and even the dissolved ions are removed from membrane and one gets very pure and tasty water.
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The raw water passes through the pressure sand filter first and then to the 5 micron cartridge and carbon cartridge or carbon filter. (In our residential model a DRO 10, the sand filter is not considered). The water is then pumped using high pressure pump into the membrane housing. The extra pressure filters the dissolved substances in the water and treated water is received from one end. However, the solids, which are rejected by the membranes are drained out through the reject port.
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Typical recovery of the smaller plants can be from 15 % to 50 %. Higher recoveries are possible with adequate pretreatment.

Recovery means the % flow available for the product side.

Assuming, we are feeding 100 LPH water into the RO block using pump and the plant is operated at 30 % recovery, which means that 70 LTR of water would go to drain and 30 ltr. would be available for production. This 70 LTR water would have the additional salts which are rejected by the membranes so as make product water.
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