Description

Our equipment does the filtration by employing a high-pressure pump to salty
water forc through semi-porous membranes, denying salts and other organics
from flowing through.
The membranes are only tasked to remove dissolved solids while dividing the feed
water into purified water and rejected concentrated salts. The salts and other
organics are thrown into the brine stream and then flushed into a drain. In the end, we
have purified water that has 99% less dissolved salts.
These seawater RO systems have the power to purify extremely high TDS water.
Sea water RO systems are usable anywhere from yachts to municipalities. It's
important to choose the correct materials of construction to handle seawater
(which is highly corrosive).   HAWK ACT uses materials such as Duplex SS 2205, SS 2207, and SS 904 to
guarantee a longer operating life and less maintenance.
Reverse osmosis systems are extremely effective at removing most impurities in
water, and fluoride is one of them. However, the efficiency at which reverse
osmosis filters fluoride from water relies on its capacity to block fluoride molecules
from coursing through its minuscule openings. Ultimately, the size of the openings
within the reverse osmosis membrane will be the deciding factor on what passes
through it. Generally, the size of fluoride molecules is too enormous to course
through even the smallest openings of reverse osmosis systems.
Reverse osmosis systems are one of the most preferred water filtration systems
when it comes to lead removal. RO systems have the ability to eradicate up to 99%
of the lead (and other heavy metals) in water that passes through its membranes.
This is a sufficient rate to allow for consumable water for humans, animals, and
plants.