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A 250 LPH (liters per hour) RO plant falls into the Commercial or Industrial RO Plant category, designed for medium-scale applications in businesses, schools, hotels, and factories that require a significant and consistent supply of purified water. These systems utilize a single or multi-membrane setup to produce up to 250 liters of pure water per hour, removing dissolved solids, chemicals, and other impurities from raw water. by 250 LPH RO PLANT

250 LPH RO PLANT

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Description

A typical 250 LPH RO plant specification includes a multistage filtration system, a high-pressure pump, and RO membranes to process water. Key components are the Feed Pump, Pressure Sand Filter (PSF), Activated Carbon Filter (ACF), and a Micron Cartridge Filter (5-micron) before the high-pressure pump and RO membranes. A control panel with necessary switches, pressure gauges, and flow meters is also included, along with options for automatic flushing to extend membrane life.

Key Components & Specifications

Raw Water Feed Pump:

A pump (e.g., Kirloskar, Sumo) to provide initial water flow to the pre-filters.

Pre-Filtration:

Pressure Sand Filter (PSF): Removes suspended solids using graded pebbles and sand in an FRP tank.

Activated Carbon Filter (ACF): Adsorbs dissolved organic compounds and chlorine.

Cartridge/Micron Filter: Removes finer particles, typically down to 5 microns, before the high-pressure pump to protect the membranes.

High-Pressure Pump:

A multistage, centrifugal pump (e.g., CRI, Sumo) that raises the water pressure to force it through the RO membranes.

RO Membranes & Housing:

These are the heart of the system, separating purified water from dissolved salts. They are typically housed in a pressure vessel made of FRP or stainless steel.

Dosing Pump:

A pump for precise dosing of antiscalant chemicals to prevent scaling on the membrane surface.

Control System:

Control Panel: Manages the operation of the pumps and valves.

Pressure Gauges: Monitor pressure throughout the system.

Rotameter/Flow Meter: Measures the flow rate of purified water.

Auto Flush System: An optional feature that uses a timer to automatically flush the membranes to prolong their life.

Plumbing & Skid:

All components are mounted on a robust skid, often made of stainless steel for durability and hygiene.

Typical Performance

Product Water Flow Rate: 250 liters per hour.

Input TDS: Can handle TDS levels up to approximately 2000 ppm.

Recovery Rate: Typically 50-60%, depending on the system's design and raw water quality.

Power Supply: Often single-phase.