Components and Functions of Ultrapure Water Equipment

The proper functioning of an ultrapure water system depends on its various components, each playing a vital role in contributing to the final water production. But do you know the functions of each component in an ultrapure water system? Let me introduce them to you.

1. Raw Water Tank

Stores the system's raw water, regulating the incoming water and also acting as a sedimentation agent for impurities.

2. Sand Filter

Removes silt, impurities, suspended solids, and other particles from the water, reducing turbidity.

3. Carbon Filter

Uses carbon adsorption to remove discoloration, odors, and residual chlorine from the water.

4. Security Filter

Prevents large particles from entering the reverse osmosis membrane, protecting it from damage.

5. Reverse Osmosis Unit

Primarily achieves pure water production through reverse osmosis filtration.

6. pH Adjustment System

Adjusts the pH to around 7 to remove CO2 and ensure product water quality. (Reverse osmosis maximizes product water quality, resulting in more stable EDI product water and a longer lifespan for the nuclear energy resin.)

7. Pure Water Tank

Stores secondary reverse osmosis product water, providing a water source for end-users.

8. Sterilization and Disinfection System

Used for cleaning the water pipes and tanks of the ultrapure water equipment. 9. Ultraviolet Sterilizer: Kills residual bacteria in the water, ensuring the quality of the output water.

10. Microfilter: Filters out bacteria and other particles killed by ultraviolet light.

This concludes the introduction to the components and functions of ultrapure water equipment. These components, each with its own function, constitute a complete ultrapure water system and are therefore indispensable. During use, it is important to pay attention to the maintenance and protection of these components.