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Reverse osmosis is a process that uses pressure to drive water through membranes that separate a large share of the salts and other substances rejected by the membrane.
01What it is
Reverse osmosis is a process that uses pressure to drive water through membranes that separate a large share of the salts and other substances rejected by the membrane.
02The problem it addresses
Reducing water salinity to reach a quality suited to the intended use.
03How it works
Pretreated water passes to the membranes under pressure, producing a product water stream and a salt-concentrated stream.
04Suitable applications
Seawater and brackish water desalination, process water preparation, and reuse applications after appropriate treatment.
05Practical benefits
Membrane stages and supporting treatment can be matched to the water analysis and required product quality.
06Selection data
Prepare whatever of the following data is available to assess the technology's suitability:
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