Reverse osmosis (RO) technology is usually used for the recycling of water in industry. RO technology is a highly efficient water treatment method that removes impurities and particles from water through a semipermeable membrane filter.

RO, or reverse osmosis, is a technology that uses the principle of semi-permeable membrane filtration to remove impurities from water. In water treatment systems, RO is widely used to remove dissolved solids, salts and organic matter from water to obtain high-purity water resources. It plays an important role in providing drinking water, industrial water and medical water.

Reverse osmosis systems remove sediment and chlorine from the water through a pre-filter, then force the water through a semipermeable membrane to remove dissolved solids. After the water leaves the RO membrane, it passes through a post-filter to purify the drinking water before entering a dedicated faucet.

Saudi Arabia - Saudi Arabia's Ras Al Khair desalination plant uses RO technology and produces 1,036,000 cubic meters of seawater per day, which would make it the largest desalination plant.

Reverse osmosis water purifiers can eliminate water-borne diseases. Through RO (reverse osmosis) technology, water purifiers can effectively remove harmful bacteria, viruses and other tiny pathogens in the water, thereby protecting people from the threat of contaminated water sources.