Introduction :-

An RO (Reverse Osmosis) plant and a DM (Demineralization) plant work together to deliver high-purity water. Here’s a clear explanation of their roles and the benefits of combining them.

What is an RO Plant?

• An RO plant uses a semi-permeable membrane to remove dissolved salts, impurities, and contaminants from water.
• It is effective in reducing TDS (Total Dissolved Solids) and other impurities, but may still leave trace ions in the water.

• What is a DM Plant?

  • A DM plant removes all dissolved minerals (cationic and anionic impurities) from water using ion-exchange resins.
  • It polishes water to achieve extremely low levels of conductivity and high purity.

  • Why Use a DM Plant After RO?

    1. Additional Purity: RO removes impurities, and DM completely demineralizes the water.
       Cost Efficiency: A DM plant after RO increases the lifespan of ion-exchange resins by reducing the load.
       Critical Applications: Industries like pharmaceuticals, power plants, and electronics use RO and DM systems to achieve ultrapure water.

• Benefits of RO Plant with DM Plant

  1. High Water Purity: Provides water with very low TDS and no mineral content.
  2. Cost Savings: Reduces the need for frequent regeneration in DM systems.
  3. Wide Industrial Use: Suitable for industries with strict water quality standards.
  4. Better Efficiency: Extends the lifespan of both systems by dividing the workload.

Where is it used?

• Pharmaceutical manufacturing
• Boiler feed water
• Power plants
• Laboratories
• Electronics and semiconductor industries

By combining RO and DM systems, you get a cost-effective solution for producing ultrapure water for demanding industrial applications. Call us for more detail 9821006585