A reverse osmosis water plant is a facility that uses reverse osmosis technology to treat water. Its main goal is to remove dissolved salts, organic matter, microorganisms and other impurities in water through physical and chemical means to provide high-quality pure water.

Filtration systems that can filter sulfur from water: ● Activated carbon filter, ● Oxidation filtration system, ● Reverse osmosis (RO) system, ● Ion exchange system, ● Green sand filter.

The reverse osmosis system can remove heavy metals (such as lead, mercury, arsenic), nitrates and other harmful substances in water. The reverse osmosis system can provide safer drinking water, especially for sensitive groups such as infants, pregnant women and the elderly.

According to the lowest and highest costs, the total cost of building a small water treatment plant is about 170,000-485,000 US dollars. If operation and maintenance costs are taken into account, the total expenditure in the first year will increase to between $270,000 and $630,000.

Reverse osmosis technology can effectively remove most pollutants in seawater, including salt, heavy metals, pathogenic microorganisms and organic pollutants. However, RO is not a panacea. Some trace pollutants may penetrate through the membrane and need to be treated in the post-treatment stage.

If the water contains high levels of dissolved solids or heavy metals, a reverse osmosis filter may be the best choice; if the main concern is bacteria and viruses in the water, ultrafiltration or UV sterilizers are more suitable.

A drinking water filtration system is a device used to purify tap water or other water sources. It removes impurities, bacteria, viruses, heavy metals and chemical pollutants in water through a variety of filtration technologies to provide safe and healthy drinking water.

Reverse osmosis filters almost completely remove dissolved solids, organic matter and bacteria in water through semipermeable membranes. This filtration method can provide extremely high purity water quality and is widely used in the preparation of household drinking water and industrial water.

Application effects of UV filters: 1. Sterilization effect (sterilization efficiency can reach more than 99%), 2. Removal of organic pollutants, 3. Wide range of applications (household, municipal, industrial water, swimming pools, etc.).

The types of ultrafiltration devices are: 1. Organic membrane ultrafiltration device， 2. Inorganic membrane ultrafiltration device， 3. Hollow fiber membrane ultrafiltration device， 4. Flat membrane ultrafiltration device， 5. Roll membrane ultrafiltration device， 6. Intermittent ultrafiltration...