Reverse Osmosis (RO) is the most widely used industrial water purification process. Even though some water wastage is unavoidable, the simplicity and impressive output have made RO systems the choice of numerous companies.

As the saying goes, any RO plant is only as good as the pre treatment feeding it.

Feed Water

When installing a Reverse Osmosis plant it is important that a full survey is completed of the feed water quality and the operating conditions of the proposed plant. In installing a Reverse Osmosis plant four key factors should focussed on to establish good RO performance.

The purity of industrial process water is often vital to the production process. Water contamination can cause unexpected downtime and formidable expense. There are several approaches to industrial water purification. One of them is deionisation.

Even though deionisation (DI) is less commonly used than reverse osmosis, many industries use this system to prepare process water for their needs. Deionised water, which meets the necessary purity standards, can be used in the pharmaceutical, microelectronics manufacturing, automotive, cosmetics, food, and other industries.

Wychwood Water Systems Ltd is a specialist company involved in the design, manufacture, installation and commissioning of pure and ultra pure water systems. Our clients are varied and include pharmaceuticals, healthcare electronics aerospace, cosmetics, toiletries, fine chemicals and metal surface finishing. We prosper by the quality of service we provide.

In the past, little thought has been given to the recycling of water. Water supplies have been plentiful and the cost of water and effluent discharge has not been sufficiently high to warrant reuse.

Endotoxin contamination can be a serious problem for manufacturing facilities, especially with processes relating to pharmaceutical, cosmetic and food and drink production. A water purification system should be equipped to test for and deal with endotoxin contamination before they reach unsafe concentrations in the feed water.

A good way for commercial organisations to minimise use of portable water, lower costs, reduce their environmental impact and achieve corporate social responsibility (CSR) targets is by installing commercial water recycling systems at their facility. So, what is commercial water recycling and what can be achieved from it? Let’s find out.

For over fifty years now, Deionisation (also known as De-Min or ion exchange) systems have played a major part in commercial water purification operations. The proven and commonly used technology comes with many benefits and reasons to be the chosen one for your business.

The adoption of ultrafiltration (UF) water systems by UK industries is helping improve the quality of process water in a range of applications, as well as simplifying waste water management. What is the ultrafiltration process and how could your benefit from it? Let’s find out.