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FILTRATION SYSTEM

Using the latest in RO technology and Ozone purification, our water undergoes filtration, resulting in pure water that is perfect for crystal clear ice.

RO Filtration

The Reverse Osmosis System

Osmosis is a natural process that occurs when two volumes of water are separated by a semi-permeable membrane, which has holes that are small enough to trap contaminants, but allows water to flow through.

Water will flow through the semi-permeable membrane from the side of the low solute concentration (fewer contaminants) to the side of the high solute concentration (more contaminants) in order to restore equilibrium between the two sides. This flow of water may be stopped or even reversed if external pressure is applied to the higher solute concentration, ensuring the purification of the water.

The table on the right demonstrates the different types of contaminants that are removed from the water through our system.

Stages of Reverse Osmosis :

1 The first stage of filtration is the sediment filter, which reduces suspended particles such as dirt, dust and rust.

2 The second stage of filtration is the carbon filter. This filter reduces volatile organic chemicals (VOCs), chlorine, and other compounds that might impact the taste or odor of the water.

Chlorine should be removed from the water before the water enters the membrane. This will help preserve the life of the membrane.

3 The center and third stage of a reverse osmosis system is the semi-permeable membrane. It is responsible for rejecting up to 98% of the total dissolved solids in the water. This is where the purification takes place.

Filtration System