Reverse Osmosis Water
Water purification using a semi-permeable membrane to remove water impurities.
What is Reverse Osmosis?
Reverse osmosis (RO) is a technology that is used to separate and remove a large majority of water impurities using a semi-permeable membrane. It can eradicate up to 99%+ of the dissolved solids, particles, colloids, organics, bacteria and pyrogens from the feed water (although it cannot be relied upon to remove 100% of the bacteria or viruses).
How does Reverse Osmosis work?
As the feed water enters the semi-permeable membrane under pressure, the water molecules pass through, while the contaminants are held back and discharged through a reject stream. This is sometimes fed back into the feed water supply to be recycled, helping to save water.
Veolia's reverse osmosis water systems are regularly used for generating pure water for decontamination, renal dialysis, water recovery, utility feed water and process water production.
Benefits of Reverse Osmosis water systems
- Ensures the control of potential microbial contamination
- Produces pure water from 10l/h to 30m3/h with a low footprint
- Reduces operation requirement
Systems designed to supply healthcare water to sterilise instruments in decontamination departments (CSSD).
Pure water products to meet international renal dialysis water treatment guidelines.
High-quality water systems for production, process and manufacturing uses.
Total water management solutions for process and wastewater recovery and recycling.
Helping a contract manufacturer that specialises in handling volatile pharmaceuticals
Flexible water treatment service maintenance packages to suit your needs
Providing chemical and water hygiene solutions to optimise the operation of a water treatment plant and equipment.
Mobile water services anywhere, 24/7. Ideal for planned hire, emergencies and disaster recovery.
Water treatment system design, project management and engineering services.
