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1. Characteristics of RO Membrane
1) |
R/O Membrane Filter eliminates all
pollutants such as heavy metals, virus, bacteria and organic
chemicals through stomata with the size of 0.0001 ¥ìm , which
is 1/1,000,000 of the thickness of human hair |
2) |
R/O Membrane separates organic chemicals better
than inorganic chemicals and electrolytes better than non-electrolytes.
R/O Membrane can eliminate not only the substances of particle
nature but also the substances of ionic nature, the particle
size of which is very small. |
3) |
R/O Membrane separates substances without changing
the phase of the substances and is applicable to various fields
as it has good physical and chemical durability. |
2. Superior Rejection Rate of R/O Membrane (Rejection, %)
Substances |
Rejection
Rate (%) |
Ions |
99+ |
Nitrates |
95 |
Organics |
95 |
THM |
99+ |
Silica |
98+ |
Bacteria and Particles |
100% |
Dissolved gases |
Unable to eliminate |
3. Reverse Osmosis Phenomena
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When solutions which have differences in concentration
is separated by semi-permeable membrane, the water solution
with low concentration moves toward high concentration side
after lapse of certain time making difference in water level
which is called osmosis phenomena. The difference in water level
generated at that time is called osmotic pressure while water
solution with high concentration moves toward low concentration
side if a pressure that is higher than osmotic pressure is given
to the solution with high concentration, which is called Reverse
Osmosis phenomena. |
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