Stainless Steel Industrial Water Filter Reverse Osmosis Machine Easy Maintenance

Stainless Steel Industrial Reverse Osmosis Water filter

Product description

The filter consists of a cylinder, a stainless steel strainer, a blowdown section, a transmission, and an electrical control section.

During Filter operation, the water to be filtered enters through the nozzle, flows through the filter screen, enters the pipeline required by the user through the outlet for process circulation, and the particle acrobatics in the water are trapped inside the filter screen. With such continuous circulation, more and more particles are trapped, the filtration speed is getting slower and slower, and the sewage entering the II is still continuously entering, and the filter holes will become smaller and smaller, thus between the inlet and the outlet. The pressure difference is generated. When the large difference reaches the set value, the differential pressure transmitter transmits an electric signal to the controller to control the crying start drive motor to drive the shaft to rotate through the transmission component, and the sewage outlet is opened and discharged by the sewage outlet. When the filter is cleaned, the pressure difference drops to the minimum value, the system returns to the initial filter, and the system runs normally.

Features

As per the industry standards

Easy maintenance

Durable

Automatic cleaning and filtration, automatic sewage discharge.

The cleaning filtration cycle can be adjusted, and the cleaning filtration time defaults to 10-60/s.

The amount of water lost by washing and filtering is only 0.08-0.6% of the filtered water volume;

Filtration accuracy can reach 10-3000 microns:

Working pressure can reach 1.0-1.6Mpa:

Single flow: 4-4160m3/ho

Can be installed in any position in vertical, horizontal or inverted orientation

Specification

Reverse osmosis (RO) is a water purification technology that uses a semipermeable membrane to remove ions,molecules, and larger particles from drinking water. it could apply to both industrial processes and the production of potable water.