2000 LPH RO Water Plant, FRP

Product Description

When constructing commercial RO plants, the 2000 LPH RO Water Treatment Plant depends on several critical factors. The performance and efficiency of these systems are closely monitored through various instruments. These instruments provide essential data, including water quality, flow rate, and pressure within the RO membrane. Additionally, they may track other parameters such as temperature and operating hours. By continuously monitoring these variables, the RO system ensures optimal operation and consistent water quality.

The accurate measurement and control of these factors are crucial for maintaining the effectiveness of the water treatment process and addressing any issues that may arise. This comprehensive approach helps ensure that the RO plant operates efficiently and meets the required standards for purified water production.

The following criteria must be cross-checked in order to guarantee that the RO system, operates in accordance with the requirement or client requirement, which includes:

1. TDS and water hardness of the inlet water

2. Silica and fluoride content in water

3. Inlet Water Pressure

4. Membrane pressure

5. Conductivity of inlet water

6. Conductivity through permeation

7. Feed flow

8. Permeate flow