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Wastewater is a common problem for many industrial processes across numerous sectors. From food and beverage products to automotive factories, a solution is always required to deal with the resulting effluent. There are a number of methods available, each with varying efficacy and suitability, however, the process of industrial reverse osmosis is one of the most popular solutions to water problems. Nowadays, water purification systems use cutting-edge technology to ensure that this process is as effective as possible, making it a great option for industries that produce wastewater. The process of industrial reverse osmosis is relatively simple. It involves a semi-permeable membrane and a strong pump that is used to remove unwanted particles and molecules from the effluent. The pump applies high pressure to overcome the natural osmotic pressure, which means the liquid moves across the semi-permeable membrane and the larger particles (including bacteria) are left behind. The result is a high level of water purity, which is desired in a number of sectors. Where is Industrial Reverse Osmosis (RO) Useful? Automotive Production Water is an essential part of car production, being used throughout the manufacturing process. However, that means it also creates a lot of waste, which can end up causing damage to the environment and nearby water systems. RO is perfect for this industry as it can treat the effluent produced at the end of the manufacturing line, which can in turn be used at the start of the process. Pharmaceutical This is another sector that’s heavily reliant on a water source since it uses a large volume of chemicals to create medical products and cleaning agents for humans and animals. Ensuring that an effective purification system is in place can significantly help to reduce the volume of liquid waste. But it’s also essential to this industry as all harmful bacteria and any other contaminants need to be eliminated before reaching the end result. Food and Drink This is another industry where there can be no presence of bacteria or harmful substances during the manufacturing of products. Industrial reverse osmosis allows companies to maintain a high-quality water supply, which is often a key ingredient in food and drink. However, the method is also necessary to prevent the spread of bacteria, which could harm consumers and staff. Aerospace Last but not least, there is the fastest-growing industry today: aerospace. Similar to the automotive sector, this industry uses a high volume of water to create and clean all the elements that make up an aircraft. The main difference is that the standards are even higher, which means that cleaning is a serious priority and a huge amount of clean water is required. To reduce further wastage, a process like industrial reverse osmosis will ensure that the effluent is recycled and ready for reuse at the end of the manufacturing line or cleaning system. It doesn’t matter which industry you’re working in, if your company is looking for a way to deal with industrial effluent, expertise is essential. Make sure that you employ a reputable and experienced company with the experience and latest technology to meet all your requirements. Author Plate Sean Clifford is an advisor at AllWater Technologies Ltd, a wholly independent company providing consultation and water treatment equipment using the latest effluent technologies, including industrial reverse osmosis water systems. Bringing together a host of experience and specialist knowledge, the company is committed to building and maintaining long-term relationships and creating maximum value and benefit for their customers.
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