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UNDERSTANDING THE WATER PURIFICATION PROCESS
- Filtration
Filtration is an essential process in water purification systems, as it helps improve water quality and makes it safer for consumption and various other uses.
- Activation
Activated carbon filters are commonly used in various water purification systems, including household water filters, pitcher filters, and under-sink filtration units, due to their effectiveness in removing unwanted substances and improving water quality.
- Reverse Osmosis
RO systems are commonly used in residential, commercial, and industrial settings where high-quality purified water is required. They are particularly effective at removing dissolved solids and producing clean, great-tasting water. However, it's important to note that RO systems also produce wastewater, as the rejected contaminants are flushed away during the filtration process.
- UV Disinfection
UV purification is a chemical-free and environmentally friendly method of water disinfection, as it does not introduce any chemicals into the water and does not alter the taste or odor of the water. It is commonly used in conjunction with other water purification technologies, such as filtration, to provide comprehensive water treatment solutions for residential, commercial, and industrial applications.
- Additional Stages
Various purification technologies, multi-stage purifiers offer robust protection against a wide range of contaminants, providing clean, safe, and great-tasting water for drinking, cooking, and other household or commercial applications.
- Post-Treatment
These extra steps are typically found in advanced water purification systems designed for home or commercial use. By incorporating demineralization and alkalization, these purifiers can tailor the taste and properties of the purified water to meet specific preferences or health considerations - Visual Aids
Visual aids, such as diagrams or illustrations, enhance user understanding of the purification process, depicting water flow, contaminant removal, and technology usage.
