Osmosi classic 3 stages plant Aquili

The reverse osmosis is a technology that exploits the capacity of certain semi-permeable membranes to separate water from dissolved substances.
Applying a certain pressure (that water network), you force water to cross the membrane; pure water (permeated) will thus be divided by water containing salts (concentrated)
The osmotic membrane that implements the most powerful feasible level (that of polyamide/polysolphon), acts as a barrier to not only inorganic salts and substances, but also towards organic substances of molecular weight greater than 100; it is therefore an excellent defense against micro pollutants, pesticides, pyrogenics, viruses and bacteria that were contained in the water.
This technology appeared on the water treatment market in recent times, has been rapidly affirming, and, in a few years, has been set thanks to its versatility, excellence of performance and simplicity of use.

• The membranes were tested at 25°, 4.8 bar, 2000 ppm as TDS.
• Due to the different operating conditions, compared to the ideals in which they were verified, real production is about half of the theoretical one.

Technical data
Osmotic water – Residual water the luminaires were set on the ideal and experienced ratio of 1 to 4.
Operating pressure 3 – 8 bar
Temperature 1 – 30 degrees centigrade
Quality member TFM Poliammide – Polisolfone
Salt reduction rate 98% - 99%
Values Exit water 10 – 40 microsiemens