One of the issues brought on by global industrialization is the lack of fresh water. Untreated wastewater discharged into rivers and oceans in developing nations, contaminated ground water supplies and reduced access to clean water. Various measures have been taken to address industrial pollutants, in order to safeguard the environment and save mankind.

Now, let’s see how contaminated water is cleaned!                            

How is contaminated water cleaned?

You must have access to clean water in order to drink it. Even, if the water you consume is completely clear and has no apparent stains or particles, it could nevertheless be contaminated.

How, therefore can you be sure that your water is as pure as it possibly can be? Let's examine some of the water filtration techniques that contribute to the safety of your water.

· UV

Without knowing what it does, you may have noticed UV technology in a lot of water treatment plants. This method of obtaining water that is free of microorganisms is centuries old.

Strong bacteria repellent UV light, aids in the inactivation of harmful, disease-spreading microorganisms from your water. This just removes microbes from your drinking water source, yet, it leaves behind physical and chemical contaminants.

· UF

A membrane technology called Ultrafiltration or UF can remove more physical contaminants. Your Commercial RO Plant removes minute particles from the water by putting it through a semipermeable membrane. Consider it as a water sieve that removes bigger debris and bacteria, while keeping beneficial minerals.

· RO

Reverse osmosis, sometimes known as RO, is a membrane technique that is regarded as the brains of water purification. It uses a semi-permeable membrane and a high-pressure pump, similar to UF, to totally remove physical, chemical, and microbiological impurities from your water, leaving you with water that is cleaner than any of the previously stated technologies.

Best water purification technology

One of the hardest problems the world faces is a sustainable and inexpensive supply of clean and safe water. It is one of the most affordable and extensively used technologies for water purification.

Since 1980, polymeric membranes have dominated the market, particularly thin-film composite (TFC) and cellulose-based (CA) membranes. Membranes made of graphene oxide (GO), carbon nanotubes (CNTs), and mixed matrix materials (MMMs) have gained a lot of attention, in addition to conventional ceramic metal oxide membranes because of their advantageous characteristics, such as pore structure, excellent chemical, mechanical, and thermal tolerance.

Thus, in order to retain dissolved species such as heavy metals, electrolytes, and inorganic salts in a variety of aqueous solutions, reverse osmosis (RO) and nanofiltration (NF) membranes are used.

Conclusion

While, each of these purifying techniques is effective on its own, they function best when used together. The majority of water purification systems use RO + UV or RO + UV + UF combinations. Your water is substantially cleaner compared to any of the earlier combinations, since it removes the most pollutants.

With Netsol Water Commercial RO Plants, we combine all of these technologies with a 3-5 stage purification process to give you pure water, to protect your health and the health of your family. For further information or to make a product purchase, contact us at +91-9650608473 or drop a mail at enquiry@netsolwater.com