We are pioneers in the water treatment industry, offering high-quality Commercial RO plants to our customers. As a leading manufacturer and supplier of commercial RO plants in Chennai and Tamil Nadu, our systems are designed with premium filters and membranes for optimal performance.
Our features of commercial RO plant in Chennai :
- Low cost and easy maintenance
- Simple installation and user-friendly operation
- High efficiency with good flow without blockage
- Long-lasting durability
Water Quality Requirements for 500 LPH RO Plant, 1000 LPH RO Plant, and Commercial RO Plant: The input feed water quality for the plant should have a TDS (Total Dissolved Solids) of no more than 2000 ppm, be free from iron, and have an SDI (Silt Density Index) of less than 1. If these parameters do not meet the required standards, the machine may not be suitable for your water. For higher TDS levels (3000 ppm, 4000 ppm, 8000 ppm, or more), a different machine designed to handle higher TDS is recommended. It is essential that no iron is present in the water.
TDS – Total Dissolved Solids: This refers to the amount of dissolved salts in water. For example, seawater has a TDS of about 40,000 ppm, while rainwater has a TDS of 0-2 ppm. River water typically ranges from 100-600 ppm, and borewell water in Chennai can vary from 400 ppm to 4000 ppm. In areas like Adyar, Annanagar, Mandaveli, Kilpauk, Royapettah, and Nungambakkam, TDS is generally less than 2000 ppm, while parts of OMR have groundwater with TDS as high as 60,000 ppm due to their proximity to seawater backwaters.
PPM – Parts per Million: This is the concentration of dissolved salts, where 1 part of salt is present in 1 million parts of water.
SDI – Silt Density Index: This measures the number of dirt particles in water. If the water is murky or dirty, the pre-filtration system and sediment filters will require frequent maintenance, leading to higher costs and potential damage to the RO module.
How Commercial RO Plant work :
A motor pump (commonly referred to as the feed pump) is installed in the pipeline of the raw water outlet or at the raw water tank outlet. This pump pushes the water into the pre-filtration system, which removes sediment impurities up to 100 microns. The water then moves to the sediment micron filtration system, typically used in 500 LPH RO plant, 1000 LPH RO plant, and commercial RO plant setups.
Next, the water is pressurized by a high-pressure vertical multistage pump, which feeds the pressure line to the RO module (reverse osmosis membranes). Due to the high pressure, salt separation occurs, and the water splits into two parts: permeated water (potable) and concentrated wastewater containing salts, which must be disposed of in a drain.
Pre-Filtration System: The pre-filtration system effectively removes sediment impurities up to 100 microns. The dirt particles can be easily cleared by switching the filter to backwash mode, which flushes the dirt to the drain. The life of the pre-filter typically exceeds 8 years, making it ideal for 500 LPH RO plant, 1000 LPH RO plant, and commercial RO plant applications.