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Reverse Osmosis

Understanding Reverse Osmosis: How Does It Work?

Reverse osmosis (RO) is a highly effective water purification technology that plays a crucial role in ensuring clean and safe drinking water. At its core, RO leverages semi-permeable membranes to remove contaminants from water. Unlike traditional filtration methods, which rely on pressure to force water through a filter, RO uses osmotic pressure to separate impurities from water molecules. The process begins with pre-filtration to remove larger particles, followed by the pressurization of water against the membrane. This semi-permeable barrier allows water molecules to pass through while trapping dissolved solids, chemicals, and microorganisms. As a result, RO systems can effectively remove a wide range of contaminants, including bacteria, viruses, fluoride, chlorine, lead, and other harmful substances, producing high-quality drinking water. Kaveri's advanced RO systems integrate cutting-edge membrane technology and robust filtration stages to deliver reliable purification performance, ensuring households and businesses have access to clean and healthy water.

-Principles of Reverse Osmosis:

➤ Describe the scientific principles behind RO.

➤ Explain osmosis and how RO reverses this process to remove contaminants.

-Components of an RO System:

➤ Detail the main components such as membranes, pre-filters, and post-filters.

➤ Illustrate how each component contributes to the purification process.

-Process of RO Filtration:

➤ Step-by-step explanation of how water flows through an RO system.

➤ Highlight the stages of filtration and purification.

Conclusion:

➤ Summarize the benefits of RO technology.

➤ Reinforce Kaveri's commitment to providing advanced RO solutions for clean drinking water.