Explain Briefly About Filters Present In RO Water Purifier System

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Explain Briefly About Filters Present in RO Water Purifier System Reverse Osmosis (RO) is a filtration technique, which needs to be used when the water supplied to a household or locality is high in TDS than the permissible limits. An RO water filter is used to make this water drinkable by removing the dissolved salts and chemicals from it. A water filter using RO has a set of filters designated for different stages in the filtration process. The function of each is explained below: The first component of the system is the water inlet followed by a pump, which exerts pressure on the water to push it through the system. The water is passed through the first filter now.

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Sediment Pre-Filter As the water passes through this filter, it is relieved of the suspended impurities i.e. the likes of sand, silt and other similar sediments. The other purpose of this filter is to protect the RO membrane, which would not be able to work efficiently if these impurities are not eradicated.

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Carbon Pre-Filter


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