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Which industries are reverse osmosis water treatment equipment used in?

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Update time : 2021-09-08 11:59:32
1. Drinking water: people attach importance to the health and safety of drinking water, and pure water has become a fashion in modern society.
2. Food factory water: used in industries that require high water quality, such as the production of refined fresh vegetables, food refrigeration, cold food and beverages, canned food, and meat processing of livestock and poultry.
3. Swimming pool facilities: Swimming pools and some outdoor landscape pools have higher water quality requirements, and purified water equipment is also required to produce purified water.
4. Circulating cooling water: Water-cooled air conditioners and central air conditioners commonly used in industry and life are involved. The smelting project also requires high water quality and requires a large amount of purified water.
5. Public places: The places where we work and study, such as communities and hotels, enterprises and institutions, airports, schools, military, hospitals and other public places, have relatively high requirements for drinking water quality and require pure water equipment to manufacture Purified water to meet the needs of this group of people.
6. Seawater desalination industry: Seawater contains a lot of sodium ions, and it will feel bitter and salty when drinking directly. It requires desalination treatment by purified water equipment, etc. It is widely used in the desalination of ships, islands and saline-alkali areas and the production of drinking water .
7. Industrial production: It is widely used in some industrial industries that use purified water, such as boiler softened water, electroplating ultrapure water, paint, painting, automobile, glass washing water and so on.
8. Beverage and alcohol industry: This industry requires more purified water, mainly including wine, beer, liquor and other alcoholic beverages, tea beverages, carbonated beverages and other beverages, as well as dairy products.
9. Electronics industry: Integrated circuit blocks, monocrystalline silicon, semiconductors and liquid crystal displays in the electronics industry all require ultra-pure water as one of the raw materials for production.
10. Fine chemical industry: Ultra-pure water is necessary in fine chemical industry to ensure its quality, such as genetic engineering, detergent, bioengineering, cosmetics and other industries.
11. Papermaking and textile: Papermaking white paper in the paper industry, printing and dyeing water in the textile industry and water jet looms all have very high water quality requirements.
12. Cultivation and flowers: Many large-scale productions pay attention to water quality, such as the nursery and tissue culture of flower seedlings, and the water used for breeding fish and ornamental fish.
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