Ultrapure Water EDI Equipment High Purity Water Treatment System Drinking Water Purification Reverse Osmosis Industrial Automatic From China

• Customization: Available
• Certification: ISO9001, RoHS, CE
• Salt Rejection Rate: 99.0%
• Capacity: 3t/H
• Function: Water Purification
• Frame Structure: Stainless Steel 304/316
• RO Membrane Brand: Vontron
• Water Pump: Cnp or Other
• Valve: Automatic or Manual
• Desalination: 97%-99%
• Recovery Rate: 60-75%
• Productivity: 3000L/H
• Transport Package: Packed in Carton Case
• Specification: CK-EDI-3T
• Trademark: CHUNKE
• Origin: Guangdong, China (Mainland)
• HS Code: 8421999000
• Production Capacity: 1000 PCS Per Year

Product Description

 

 

Q: Are you trading company or manufacturer ?
A: Yes, we are a manufacture with designing, manufacturing, marketing and exporting.
Q: What's the information you need to know before order?
A: what's your raw water ?
B: what's the capacity per hour of the equipment ?
C: What's the application of purifier water ?
Q:Which machine should I choose?
A:It depends on your raw water quality ,pure water requirement and the water production you need
Q: What is your terms of payment ?
A: Payment<=1000USD, 100% in advance. Payment>=1000USD, 40% T/T in advance ,60% TTbalance before shipment.
Q: How long is your delivery time?
A: Generally it is 15-30 days, Depends on your project.
Q:How can you control the quality and delivery?
A:All our machines will be tested before packaging. wooden packing is strong and safety for long delivery.
Q:What's your warranty?
A:Our warranty is 1 year. But normally, our machine can work 5 years before repair.

How Do I Know Which Size Unit to Buy?            
General guidelines for modeling an RO system to take into consideration are the silt density index (SDI) measurement of the feed water after pretreatment. Derived from experience, limits on permeate flux and element recovery for different types of waters are based on correlation of the SDI value with membrane fouling and mineral content with element recovery, respectfully, for different types of waters. These general limits shown in Table 1 below serve as boundary conditions when designing a RO system. A system designed with high permeate flux rates for example is likely to experience  higher fouling rates and more frequent chemical cleanings.  Due to high salinity (>36,000 ppm TDS), seawater system designs are further limited by the osmotic pressure and durability of the membrane elements.