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Equipment Description
Direct drinking water treatment equipment is specifically engineered to remove harmful substances and impurities from water, including heavy metal ions, viruses, organic compounds, and other contaminants, to produce potable water. The equipment generally includes a pre-treatment system, reverse osmosis unit, post-treatment system, cleaning system, and electrical control system. The pre-treatment system features components such as a raw water pump, dosing device, quartz sand filter, activated carbon filter, and precision filter. Its role is to reduce the pollution index of the raw water and remove residual chlorine and other impurities, ensuring compliance with the influent requirements for reverse osmosis. The reverse osmosis unit primarily consists of multi-stage high-pressure pumps, reverse osmosis membrane elements, membrane shells (pressure vessels), and supporting brackets. Its main function is to remove impurities from the water and ensure it meets usage standards. The post-treatment system includes disinfection and sterilization devices, water supply systems, and drinking water dispensers, which are utilized to perform secure sterilization and maintain constant pressure during the transportation of treated water to various drinking points.
Equipment Features
1. High degree of automation, stable water supply conditions, long service life, fully automatic operation without manual intervention.
2. Comprehensive purification of drinking water equipment ensures effluent quality.
3. High efficiency, low energy consumption, economical operating costs.
4. Compact and rational equipment structure, easy operation and maintenance, small footprint, cost-effective investment.
4. Compact and rational equipment structure, easy operation and maintenance, small footprint, cost-effective investment.
Conditions of Use:
1. Working pressure: 0.2-0.6 MPa; optimal value is 0.3 MPa.
2. Raw water hardness: ≤6 mmol/L (if raw water hardness >6 mmol/L, lime softening should be applied first).
3. Raw water temperature: 5°C-50°C.
4. Power source: AC 220V, 50 Hz; power consumption: 10-40 W.
5. Water hardness after treatment: ≤0.03 mmol/L.
Scope of Application
1. Production of drinking pure water, distilled water, mineral water, beverages, brewing water, and mixed pure water.
2. Conversion of seawater and brackish water into domestic water and drinking water.
3. Quality water supply network systems for hotels, buildings, schools, government agencies, communities, airports, and real estate developments.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is direct drinking water treatment equipment?
It is specialized equipment engineered to remove harmful substances and impurities—such as heavy metal ions, viruses, organic compounds, and other contaminants—from raw water to produce safe, potable drinking water.
What are the core components of the pre-treatment system?
The pre-treatment system includes a raw water pump, dosing device, quartz sand filter, activated carbon filter, and precision filter. Its purpose is to lower the pollution index of raw water and remove residual chlorine before it reaches the reverse osmosis unit.
What are the main features of this water treatment equipment?
Key features include a high level of automation, stable water supply conditions, long service life, fully automatic operation without manual intervention, high purification efficiency, low energy consumption, and a compact structure with a small footprint.
What working conditions are required for optimal operation?
The equipment requires a working pressure of 0.2-0.6 MPa (optimal is 0.3 MPa), raw water hardness ≤6 mmol/L, raw water temperature between 5°C-50°C, and an AC 220V, 50 Hz power source.
Where is this direct drinking water equipment typically applied?
It is widely applied in producing pure drinking water, mineral water, beverage brewing water, seawater desalination, and in building quality water supply networks for hotels, schools, government agencies, communities, and real estate developments.