Reverse Osmosis & Nanofiltration
Why consider Reverse Osmosis filtration? Reverse osmosis (RO) and Nanofiltration (NF) are methods used to effectively remove 99.99% of organic and inorganic compounds, total dissolved solids (TDS), viruses, bacteria, and emerging contaminants of concern. The goal of RO & NF treatment is to strip all impurities and leave water in its purist form - H2O.
Reverse Osmosis and Nanofiltration treatment methods have a place in both commercial and residential applications. For example, with pure H2O as a starting point, beverage companies can maintain a consistent approach in producing the flavors of your favorite drinks. Pure H20 can also act as a reliable baseline when developing new flavors.
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In residential applications, RF and NF treatment can be situated at either point-of-use (kitchen sink) or point-of-entry for whole-house applications. Of course, this is all dependent on your requirements and the water quality issues we are solving for. For example, point-of-use RO system might make sense in an older home with lead issues. A point-of-entry RO system might apply when solving for high amounts of sodium chloride in the water.
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We are often asked if we can provide water “designed” to taste. The answer is yes and we can provide water with specific mineral and pH or alkalinity requirements.
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Contact Duncan Water Systems to discuss water purification options for your residential or commercial property.
Reverse Osmosis and Nanofiltration treatment methods have a place in both commercial and residential applications. For example, with pure H2O as a starting point, beverage companies can maintain a consistent approach in producing the flavors of your favorite drinks. Pure H20 can also act as a reliable baseline when developing new flavors.
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In residential applications, RF and NF treatment can be situated at either point-of-use (kitchen sink) or point-of-entry for whole-house applications. Of course, this is all dependent on your requirements and the water quality issues we are solving for. For example, point-of-use RO system might make sense in an older home with lead issues. A point-of-entry RO system might apply when solving for high amounts of sodium chloride in the water.
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We are often asked if we can provide water “designed” to taste. The answer is yes and we can provide water with specific mineral and pH or alkalinity requirements.
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Contact Duncan Water Systems to discuss water purification options for your residential or commercial property.
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