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RO Plant - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Removes larger particles like sand, dirt, and silt from the water.
  - - - Removes chlorine, chloramine, and other chemicals that can damage the RO membrane, as well as any taste or odor issues.
  - - - 6 to 12 months
    - - These filters trap larger particles, chlorine, and contaminants. Over time, they get clogged and lose effectiveness.
    - - Replace the sediment and carbon filters periodically to prevent clogging and damage to the RO membrane.
- - - - the RO membrane is the heart of the system. It can get fouled by minerals, bacteria, or organic matter, leading to decreased efficiency.
    - - 24 to 36 months
    - - While you don’t need to replace the membrane often, you should clean it regularly using specific cleaning solutions. If you notice a decrease in water flow or quality, it may need replacement.
- - - - 6 to 12 months
    - - Like the pre-filters, the post-filter (usually activated carbon) can get clogged with contaminants over time.
    - - Replace the post-filter periodically to ensure optimal taste and final polishing of water.
- - - - 6 to 12 months
    - - Inspect and sanitize the tank as needed. You can clean it with a mild disinfectant or a vinegar solution to remove any buildup.
    - - The storage tank can accumulate bacteria or biofilm if it isn't maintained properly.
- - - - 12 months
    - - A faulty or clogged flow restrictor can affect the system’s pressure and performance.
    - - Check for blockages or damage and replace if necessary.
- - - - 12 months
    - - UV bulbs lose effectiveness over time and should be replaced annually to ensure that microorganisms are properly inactivated.
    - - Check the bulb’s functionality and replace it if needed. Clean the UV chamber to avoid buildup.
- - - - 6 to 12 months
    - - The pump ensures that water pressure is high enough for efficient filtration.
    - - Check for leaks, unusual noises, and pressure issues. If you notice a decrease in system performance, the pump may need servicing or replacement.
- - - - TDS controllers help monitor water quality and ensure that the dissolved solids are at optimal levels.
    - - 6 months
    - - Clean the TDS probe regularly and check that the readings are accurate. If you notice significant changes in TDS levels, consider recalibration or replacement.