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05-02-2005, 12:39 AM | #1 |
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Sewatec 3 stage RO unit
Juz gotton hold of a 2nd hand unit of the Sewatec 3 stage RO unit.(Okay to dispel any guessing game , I got this unit from SRC side at $50) value for money.
No photo yet , but can find the info at http://www.sewatec.de/Sewatec_Produc...e21f211ba117bd Will take a photo of it installed in my bathroom a few days later. Test run today , managed to get 2 litres of RO treated water by wasting 5 litres of water. . The 2 litre is meant for a top up use and kalkwasser mix. so juz nice for me. the wastage would be used for watering plants , and laundry washing. |
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05-02-2005, 05:49 PM | #4 |
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5L of water just for 2L of RO water? whats the rationale? imo, might be a waste of water yeah? I have always thought that 5L of water will get 5L of RO water? now read this i abit blur le...
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05-02-2005, 07:52 PM | #6 | |
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!!!! dumped the 45 litre into my washing machine for laundry use. Ancelot , you wont get 5Litre of RO for 5 litre of water , This is because in the process of purification , water that does not get forced pass the membrane will be discharged as rejection or wastage. implication is that the higher pressure of yr inlet , the less wastage of water. For me the wastage is still okay cos i only need max 10 l of ro for saltmix per month. 45 litre wastage will be divided among the no of laundry washing to be done , usually 2 X a week and the wastage thus becomes insignificant. Let this serve as a guide to those considering RO unit for bigger tanks like 3 feet and above. |
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