OPTIMIZE PERFORMANCE WITH EDI & MINIMIZE MAINTENANCE
Flier Quality water offers many different water treatment systems including Electrodeionization. There are situations where your RO system is not able to filter the different mineral ions and you need an advanced water filtration system like EDI. We can work with you and your team...
Contaminants in Potable Water Series
LEAD | The most common sources of lead in drinking water are lead pipes that carry drinking water from the water source to the home or business, lead faucets, and lead plumbing fixtures (such as solder 50/50, instead of lead-free, and lead pipe fittings). In 1986...
Proper Filtration Sizing and Application
One of the most mis-applied & mis-sized pieces of equipment is Filtration! Cartridge Filters are used in a wide variety of applications, from whole house water filters (1-30 Micron range generally) to pre-filters on your Reverse Osmosis System (1 or 5 Micron Recommended). The main objective...
Reverse Osmosis vs. Distilled Water
If you are searching for water purification options, many people probably suggest reverse osmosis. And if you have concerns about contaminants, some may recommend using distilled water. But have you ever thought about the difference between reverse osmosis water purification and distilled water? Both are commonly...
The pH of Reverse Osmosis Water
People who purchase reverse osmosis systems for water purification often express concerns regarding the pH of reverse osmosis water. Most of you may think that reverse osmosis water is alkaline or the process of RO purification removes nutritional content from the water. In this post, we’ll clear some misunderstandings regarding water pH level after reverse osmosis and how it impacts your health.
WHAT IS DEIONIZED WATER USED FOR?
Your regular tap water has natural electrically charged ions derived from the environment, water pipes, and other sources. Generally, these ions include Iron(Fe), Sodium (Na), Copper (Cu), and Calcium (Ca). It is possible to remove these ions through the deionization process. This is one of the most critical water purification processes to make water fit for various applications.
Carbon Water Filtration: Effective Impurity Removal
Many types of impurities are present in the water that you cannot see with your naked eye. These impurities degrade the quality of water and make it unsuitable for use. You need to remove them from the water feed before using it for various commercial and industrial applications.
Many commercial water treatment systems help in eliminating specific types of impurities and make water suitable for different applications and industries. One among these is carbon water filtration.
Enhance RO System Efficacy: Deionization Tips
Water purification treatments remove impurities and contaminants from a water supply that can impact the efficiency of commercial and industrial operations or leave mineral deposits inside the machine parts and on equipment. Many applications such as medical, food and beverages, pharmaceutical, and others demand purified water.
Different industries need water purification at different levels and for various purposes. Using the latest water treatment systems in combination, you can accomplish any level of feed water purification to enjoy enhanced efficiency and productivity of your business processes.
Maximize Comfort: Benefits of a Water Softener
When running a business, you need to consider many things to ensure the security of your investment. Among these things is ensuring the integrity, maintenance, and optimal functions of your business’s infrastructure, including equipment and building. The hard water can have potential adverse effects on your machines and building structure. Water softening is an effective water treatment method that prevents industrial and commercial headaches associated with the use of hard water.
Optimize RO System: Troubleshoot Slow Water Flow
Reverse Osmosis (RO) system is an excellent way to purify water in various commercial settings. Like any other complex water purification system, the RO system has several parts that work in harmony to provide you with an uninterrupted water supply. Sometimes these parts fail to work due to various reasons.
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