Commercial water treatment systems refer to equipment and processes used to treat water quality in commercial and industrial locations. Commercial water treatment systems typically consist of a variety of components, including filters, softeners, reverse osmosis systems.

The primary water treatment system is the first process in the water treatment process. Its purpose is to remove large particle impurities and pollutants in the water, providing a good foundation for subsequent treatment processes. 5 main processes: 1. Screen filtration 2. Sedimentation tank 3. Adding flocculant 4. Filter 5. Adjust pH

The main function of a reverse osmosis water treatment system is to provide high-quality purified water. Sediments and chlorine are removed from the water through a pre-filter, which then forces the water through a semi-permeable membrane, removing dissolved solids and impurities. This process effectively removes heavy metals, chemical pollutants, salt and other harmful substances from the water.

The working principle of the reverse osmosis water treatment system is based on the reverse osmosis principle of the reverse osmosis (RO) membrane. A reverse osmosis membrane is a highly efficient filtration material that allows water molecules to pass through but blocks most salts and other impurities dissolved in the water. This process purifies water by applying pressure to move water through a membrane from the side with higher salt concentration to the side with lower salt concentration.

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.

Ultrafiltration water treatment systems utilize mechanical filtration of hollow fibers or sheet membranes to treat water. These membranes have micropores that filter out extremely small particles and microorganisms in the water, making the water purer.

Ultrafiltration membranes can become contaminated with NOM (non-biodegradable organic matter), which can significantly affect the performance of the ultrafiltration process. NOM pollution will cause the pores of the ultrafiltration membrane to be blocked, reducing the filtration efficiency and increasing the frequency and cost of cleaning and maintenance.

The power consumption of water treatment equipment is based on the model power of the equipment. Different types of equipment have different powers. The specific technical parameters will be explained in the design plan. The power of 4 tons is about 8KW. One hour The electricity consumption is about 8 kWh.

Founded in 2009, CHUNKE is a water treatment engineering company that aims to provide advanced water treatment solutions to people and industrial companies around the world. Now, as a manufacturer of reverse osmosis water treatment systems, CHUNKE has provided more than 1,000 projects in more than 100 countries.

As a water treatment engineering company from China, CHUNKE has become a leader in the industry with its rich product line and advanced technology.CHUNKE's products cover many fields such as industrial and commercial reverse osmosis water treatment systems.