REVERSE OSMOSIS

Specifications & Standards

  • Flexible capacities, tailored to the client. 

  • 10-100 m3/hr per unit

  • Carbon steel painted or stainless steel framing available

  • CPVC & stainless steel piping

  • Custom Equipment Models for BIM Integration

  • Fully automated with VFD & HMI panel standard

  • Automated CIP options available

  • Standard skid design for rapid deployment & space optimization

  • Containerized options available for optimized logistics

  • Shipping in less than 4 weeks possible making delivery windows within 8 to 10 weeks

  • Spare parts package available

Product Description

A reverse osmosis (RO) system is a high-pressure membrane separation unit designed to remove dissolved salts, organics, and impurities from water by forcing feedwater through semi-permeable membranes.

RO systems typically operate at pressures ranging from 40 - 80 psi depending on feedwater. The system consists of a high-pressure pump, membrane pressure vessels, and pre-treatment (cartridge filters). Key performance parameters include recovery rate (% of feedwater converted to permeate), and flux rate (gfd).

System design may be single-pass or double-pass, with provisions for clean-in-place (CIP) and automated controls are standard.

RO systems are widely applied in municipal water treatment, power generation, pharmaceuticals, food & beverage, and industrial processes requiring consistent, high-purity water or in wastewater cleanup applications.

Seawater or brackish water RO systems available as well.