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The size of the valve depends on the system flow rate and the specified brine to product ratio required in accordance with source water analysis, temperature and pressure.   A problem arises when the operator attempts to produce more RO water by reducing the brine flow resulting in membrane scaling and ultimately membrane failure.

Aquathin's Multi-Barrier RODI Systems (25 gpd -24,000 gpd) brine reject valves are built preset with intentionally preventing the operator to manipulate.

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Hi, thanks for replying to my question on RO reject valve. I have many books pertaining to Membrane systems but none of them explains the mechanical design engineering aspect of key components including valve sizing and selection for revers osmosis systems. If somebody can write a e ok on this it will help engineers working on desalination projects.

thanks and regards 

Raman

Ionic Engineeing technology Pvt. Ltd.

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