500LPH Pure Water Making Reverse Osmosis System（SUS304)

How does reserve osmosis work?

Reverse osmosis is a water filtration solution system that removes impurities from a raw water source. It forces pressured water through a membrane, capturing a concentrate of the impurities that were in the raw water. Leaving you with pure water to use in production.

Reverse osmosis can reject 99.9% of bacteria, making it highly effective for commercial use.

Membrane-based solutions such as RO are becoming increasingly popular due to the many benefits, these include:

–Environmental

–Cost savings

–Health and safety

–Maintenance​

General RO Process Diagram

Source water tank → source water booster pump → multi-media filter → activated carbon filter → cation resin softener → precision filter → primary RO reverse osmosis pure water system → secondary RO reverse osmosis pure water system → water gas mixer →Ozone sterilizer→Stainless steel pure water tank→Automatic filling line

The details of 500LPH reverse osmosis system

Specification of 500LPH reverse osmosis system

Model	JFRO-500L
Producing Capacity	500L/H	RO membrane	4”
Recovery Rate	≥75%	Power Supply	Single-phase:  110/120/220V    50/60Hz
Operating Pressure	0.5-1.0MPa		Tri-phase: 110/220/380/415V  50/60Hz
Desalination Rate	99%	Power Consumption	2kW
Filtration Accuracy	0.0001 micron	Control Type	Manual control / Auto control
Feed Water Quality	SDI＜5    Free Chlorine Concentration<0.1mg/L       TDS＜2000mg/L
Features	Removes impurities such as inorganic ions, bacteria, viruses, organic matter and colloids from raw water.

Why RO Plants Need Pretreatment?

Increasing The Life Of The RO Plant

As RO plant manufacurer, we recommend a proper mechanism for pretreatment. We are often dealing with heavily polluted water that needs extra attention beforehand. Pretreatment lessens the burden on the RO membrane — the most valuable and vulnerable membrane.

Some of the problems faced by an RO plant in the absence of pretreatment are:

–Scaling: When the concentration of inorganic matter in the water increases, it starts precipitating on the RO membrane. It lowers the permeate flows, causes the pressure to drop, and lowers salt rejection. As a result, the RO operation suffers and the quality of the water falls.

–Shortening of the membrane life.

–Higher operating costs.

–Poor water quality.

In most cases, JUFU water will offer a complete installation with pretreatment tools and equipment. This can include filtration devices, softeners, antiscalants, and activated carbon. Quite simple and inexpensive, these devices can significantly increase the plant’s life.

How to choose membrane housing?

Choosing between stainless steel membrane housings and fiberglass-reinforced plastic (FRP) membrane housings typically depends on the following factors:

1. Application Environment: Stainless steel membrane housings are usually used in environments requiring high strength, corrosion resistance, and high temperatures, such as seawater desalination and chemical production. FRP membrane housings are used in environments where corrosion resistance requirements are less stringent, such as drinking water purification.
2. Material Characteristics: Stainless steel has excellent corrosion resistance, high-temperature resistance, making it suitable for long-term use in harsh environments. FRP has the advantages of light weight, corrosion resistance, and good insulation, making it suitable for applications where lightweight and high insulation are required.
3. Cost Considerations: In different situations, the cost of stainless steel and FRP membrane housings will be affected.
4. Maintenance and Cleaning: Stainless steel membrane housings are relatively easy to clean and maintain, while FRP membrane housings may require more frequent cleaning and maintenance as they may be more susceptible to contamination or damage.
5. Installation and Transportation: FRP membrane housings are typically lighter than stainless steel membrane housings, making them more convenient and cost-effective for installation and transportation.

Considering these factors, the choice can be made based on specific application requirements. Or contact us, our engineers will provide high-quality and cost-effective specific solutions.

Advantages of Reverse Osmosis You Hadn’t Thought Of

1.Cost Savings.

Implementing an industrial reverse osmosis system can result in significant cost savings for manufacturing plants by reducing water usage and waste disposal costs.

2.Water Quality.

Industrial reverse osmosis systems are highly effective at removing impurities and contaminants from water, resulting in high-quality water that meets strict industry standards.

3.Environmental Impact.

RO systems do not require any toxic chemicals for the permeate production method, making them one of the most environmentally friendly methods for treating industrial wastewater.

4.Increased Productivity.

Industrial reverse osmosis systems have increased productivity in many industrial processes due to the high-purity water they produce.

Jufu Water offers over 20 years of experience across all wide range of industries

Jufu Water specializes in the field of reverse osmosis water filter systems, with over 15years of filtration experience across different industries. With a focus on innovation and advanced technology, we consistently work towards providing the best water filtration solutions to our clients. Our systems are robust, reliable, and cost-effective, catering to the diverse needs of various industries, including petrochemical, chemical, food and beverage,pharmaceutical, and many others.

Our team of engineer experts combines their expertise with cutting-edge technology to design and manufacture custom RO water system that meet each client’s specific needs, Our focus on quality and performance means that each system undergoes stringent testing before delivery to ensure its efficiency and dependability.