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Reverse Osmosis is an established technology to produce purified water from any water source, including seawater. |
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| Simply put, the process forces water through a membrane at high pressure. The pores in a reverse osmosis membrane are extremely small, and only water molecules can pass through, leaving all salts behind. | ||
| When purifying seawater, approximately 40% of the water pumped through emerges as fresh water and the remainder becomes very high salinity seawater, which is dispersed back into the sea. | ||
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Reverse Osmosis Membrane Elements are functional membrane elements with excellent quality and high performance developed with polymer engineering. | |
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