Osmosis and potabilisation
Reverse osmosis plants
Reverse osmosis is a process of separating foreign bodies from water using semi-permeable membranes. These are structures that allow the passage of water, but retain dissolved mineral elements, colloids and bacteria. The reverse osmosis treatment therefore consists of forcing water through a semi-permeable membrane to separate dissolved foreign bodies, whether organic or inorganic.
The systems are compact and pre-assembled on a stainless steel tubular frame, complete with double cartridge pre-filtration inside filter containers, high-pressure brass vane pump, minimum pressure switch and electrical panel for fully automatic operation.
The sterilisers are made of stainless steel and are available in various models, from those for domestic use to those for industrial use or specifically for swimming pools. They are complete with an electrical panel equipped with an LCD display showing the working time of the lamps, any anomalies and, in the Plus series, the temperature and irradiation. These panels are designed to facilitate installation and maintenance operations.