Steam generator with reverse osmosis equipment

I. Overview of Reverse Osmosis Equipment:
Reverse osmosis equipment is a high-end device used for water treatment. Its primary function is to finely filter raw water to remove impurities, viruses, bacteria, and other harmful substances, thereby producing extremely clear and pure water. Reverse osmosis technology utilizes the characteristics of a semi-permeable membrane, allowing water to flow under pressure from the high-concentration side to the low-concentration side through membrane pores, achieving the purpose of separating, purifying, and cleaning water.
II. Working Principle of Reverse Osmosis Equipment:
Raw water is first passed through pretreatment devices such as quartz sand filters, activated carbon filters, and precision filters. It is then pressurized by a pump and subjected to deep filtration using a reverse osmosis membrane (RO membrane). The pore size of the RO membrane is extremely small, only 1/10,000 μm (equivalent to 1/6,000 the size of E. coli and 1/300 the size of a virus), effectively trapping various inorganic ions, organic matter, heavy metals, bacteria, viruses, and other impurities in the water, achieving a very high level of water purity.
During the filtration process of reverse osmosis equipment, the pressure on both sides of the membrane differs. Using the pressure difference as the driving force, raw water is forced through the reverse osmosis membrane. Water with lower salt concentration tends to permeate toward the higher concentration side. When the pressure on the saline water side exceeds the osmotic pressure on the other side, reverse flow occurs, initiating the reverse osmosis process. This process effectively removes impurities from the water, meeting the physicochemical indicators and hygiene standards required for drinking water.
Reverse osmosis pure water equipment is designed with intelligent controls for automatic water supply and cutoff, making it easy to operate and meeting modern demands for high-quality drinking water. Reverse osmosis technology, with its advantages of high purity, efficiency, and low cost, is widely used in drinking water treatment.