Reverse osmosis, also known as reverse osmosis, is a membrane separation operation method that uses pressure difference as the driving force to separate the solvent from the solution. Reverse osmosis is called reverse osmosis because it is opposite to the direction of natural infiltration. According to the different osmotic pressures of various materials, the reverse osmosis pressure greater than the osmotic pressure can be used to achieve the purpose of separation, extraction, purification and concentration. When the reverse osmosis method is used in pure water, there are two necessary conditions, a semi-permeable membrane, and a certain pressure difference on both sides of the membrane.
The so-called reverse osmosis membrane has many tiny pores, and the pore diameter of these micropores is about the size of water molecules. Since the particle size of most bacteria, particles, microorganisms, and organic matter is larger than water molecules, only water molecules can pass through the reverse osmosis membrane, while other substances are filtered out. The reverse osmosis system of Aikepu ultrapure water machine uses this principle to prepare pure water.
The ultra-pure water machine of Aikepu Laboratory adopts the patented deep desalination technology, and the water quality produced can completely remove endotoxins, bacteria, and organic matter, allowing customers to obtain tertiary water that meets international standards.
The third-grade water can meet the water requirements for laboratory cleaning, rinsing, and routine experiments. The ultra-pure water machines of other manufacturers can only provide EDI water machines. EDI water machines have strict requirements on water intake, and the three-stage water produced by Aikepu is convenient to meet the general water requirements of customers.
Aikepu's patented deep desalination technology improves the utilization rate of water, which can reach 60-80% utilization rate. Products from other manufacturers usually only achieve 50% or less. The patented technology of deep desalination based on the concept of environmental protection can recycle the water that was originally to be removed without affecting the service life of the reverse osmosis membrane.
