History
The reverse osmosis process was first developed
and demonstrated in United State California Los Angeles in
1959. The purpose of process is to extract salty or contaminated
water. The reverse osmosis was a breakthrough, and by NASA
for recycling waste water in space shutter, In 1960, a small
pilot Saline Water Conversion Laboratory constructed the first
reverse osmosis system. Today, reverse osmosis technology
is available to residential and commercial water application.
The Reverse Osmosis Process
The reverse osmosis process is mainly relying
on a semi-permeable water molecules from salty or contaminated
water. The membrane has hole on it, which can only allow water
molecules to pass through. In permeable membrane is set in
the middle of a tube. Water containing chemical contents is
going from the left to the right under high pressure.
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