Besides desalination, reverse osmosis membranes can effectively remove bacteria, viruses, organic matter, heavy metal ions, and other impurities from water, improving water purity. This has led to the widespread application of reverse osmosis membranes in drinking water treatment. In both residential and commercial environments, reverse osmosis systems are used for drinking water purification, removing harmful substances and providing users with safe and healthy drinking water.
The high filtration precision of reverse osmosis membranes (reaching 0.0001 microns) allows them to block all dissolved salts and organic matter with a molecular weight greater than 100. A single stage of reverse osmosis can remove more than 97% of dissolved solids from the raw water, ensuring that the produced water meets drinking water standards. Furthermore, reverse osmosis technology can purify water without adding any chemical agents, avoiding environmental pollution and meeting environmental protection and emission reduction requirements.