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The Dangers of Reverse Osmosis: How It Can Contaminate Your Drinking Water
Reverse osmosis is a process used to purify water by forcing it through a semi-permeable membrane. It is a popular method of water filtration, as it can remove a wide range of contaminants, including bacteria, viruses, and heavy metals. However, reverse osmosis can also be a source of contamination if not properly maintained.
The most common source of contamination in reverse osmosis systems is the accumulation of bacteria and other microorganisms in the membrane. If the membrane is not regularly cleaned and replaced, these microorganisms can multiply and contaminate the water. Additionally, if the membrane is not properly sanitized, it can become a breeding ground for bacteria and other microorganisms.
Another source of contamination is the accumulation of minerals and other contaminants in the membrane. Over time, these contaminants can build up and reduce the effectiveness of the reverse osmosis system. This can lead to the water becoming contaminated with heavy metals, pesticides, and other contaminants.
Finally, if the reverse osmosis system is not properly maintained, it can become a source of contamination due to the accumulation of organic matter. This organic matter can contain bacteria, viruses, and other microorganisms that can contaminate the water.
Fortunately, there are steps you can take to ensure that your reverse osmosis system is properly maintained and free from contamination. Regularly cleaning and replacing the membrane is essential to prevent the accumulation of bacteria and other microorganisms. Additionally, it is important to regularly sanitize the membrane to prevent the growth of bacteria and other microorganisms. Finally, it is important to regularly inspect the system for any signs of organic matter accumulation.
| Product name | PH/ORP-6900 pH/ORP transmitter controller | ||
| Measurement parameter | Measurement Range | Resolution ratio | Accuracy |
| pH | 0.00～14.00 | 0.01 | ±0.1 |
| ORP | （-1999～+1999）mV | 1mV | ±5mV(electric meter) |
| Temperature | （0.0～100.0）℃ | 0.1℃ | ±0.5℃ |
| Temperature range of Tested solution | （0.0～100.0）℃ | ||
| Temperature component | Pt1000 thermal element | ||
| （4~20）mA Current output | Channel No. | 2 Channels | |
| Technical characteristics | Isolated, fully adjustable, reverse, configurable, instrument / transmitting dual mode | ||
| Loop resistance | 400Ω（Max），DC 24V | ||
| Transmission accuracy | ±0.1mA | ||
| Control contact1 | Channel No | 2 Channels | |
| Electric contact | Semiconductor photoelectric switch | ||
| Programmable | Each channel can be programmed and point to (temperature, pH/ORP, time) | ||
| Technical characteristics | Presetting of normally open / normally closed state / pulse /PID regulation | ||
| Load capacity | 50mA（Max）AC/DC 30V | ||
| Control contact2 | Channel No. | 1 Channel | |
| Electric contact | Relay | ||
| Programmable | Each channel can be programmed and point to (temperature, pH/ORP) | ||
| Technical characteristics | Presetting of normally open / normally closed state / pulse /PID regulation | ||
| Load capacity | 3AAC277V / 3A DC30V | ||
| Data communication | RS485, MODBUS standard protocol | ||
| Working power supply | AC220V±10% | ||
| Overall power consumption | ＜9W | ||
| Working environment | Temperature: (0~50) ℃ Relative humidity: ≤ 85% (non condensing) | ||
| Storage environment | Temperature: (-20~60) C Relative humidity: ≤ 85% (non condensing) | ||
| Protection level | IP65 | ||
| Shape size | 220mm×165mm×60mm (H×W×D) | ||
| Fixed mode | Wall hanging type | ||
| EMC | Level 3 | ||
By taking these steps, you can ensure that your reverse osmosis system is free from contamination and that your drinking water is safe and healthy. With proper maintenance, you can enjoy the benefits of reverse osmosis without the risk of contamination.
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